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Sources and Uses of Funds General Academic Institutions, Health-Related Institutions, Lamar State Colleges and Texas State Technical Colleges FY 2014 January 2015 Division of Strategic Planning and Funding Finance and Resource Planning Abridged Version (The complete version is available at www.thecb.state.tx.us.)

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Sources and Uses of Funds General Academic Institutions,

Health-Related Institutions, Lamar State Colleges and

Texas State Technical Colleges

FY 2014

January 2015

Division of Strategic Planning and Funding Finance and Resource Planning

Abridged Version (The complete version is available at www.thecb.state.tx.us.)

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Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board

Harold W. Hahn, CHAIR El Paso Robert W. Jenkins, VICE CHAIR Austin David D. Teuscher, M.D., SECRETARY OF THE BOARD Beaumont Gerald “Jerry” Korty, STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE OF THE BOARD Fort Worth Dora G. Alcala Del Rio Ambassador Sada Cumber Sugarland Christopher M. Huckabee Fort Worth Jacob M. Monty Houston Janelle Shepard Weatherford John T. Steen, Jr. San Antonio

Raymund A. Paredes, COMMISSIONER OF HIGHER EDUCATION Mission, Vision, Philosophy, and Core Values Agency Mission The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board promotes access, affordability, quality, success, and cost efficiency in the state’s institutions of higher education, through Closing the Gaps and its successor plan, resulting in a globally competent workforce that positions Texas as an international leader in an increasingly complex world economy.

Agency Vision The THECB will be recognized as an international leader in developing and implementing innovative higher education policy to accomplish our mission.

Agency Philosophy The THECB will promote access to and success in quality higher education across the state with the conviction that access and success without quality is mediocrity and that quality without access and success is unacceptable.

The Coordinating Board’s core values are: Accountability: We hold ourselves responsible for our actions and welcome every opportunity to educate stakeholders about our policies, decisions, and aspirations. Efficiency: We accomplish our work using resources in the most effective manner.

Collaboration: We develop partnerships that result in student success and a highly qualified, globally competent workforce.

Excellence: We strive for preeminence in all our endeavors. The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age or disability in employment or the provision of services.

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Statements of Sources and Uses of Funds

General Academic Institutions, Health-Related Institutions, and Lamar State Colleges and

Texas State Technical Colleges FY 2014

Introduction ............................................................................................................. 1 Background Funding Information for Higher Education ................................................ 2

Glossary of Terms ……………………………………………………………………………………….…….… 7

Section 1 - General Academic Institutions General Academic Institutions Statewide Summary The University of Texas System Institutions The University of Texas at Arlington The University of Texas at Austin The University of Texas at Dallas The University of Texas at El Paso The University of Texas - Pan American The University of Texas at Brownsville The University of Texas of the Permian Basin The University of Texas at San Antonio The University of Texas at Tyler Texas A&M University System Institutions Texas A&M University Texas A&M University at Galveston Prairie View A&M University Tarleton State University Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi Texas A&M University - Kingsville Texas A&M International University West Texas A&M University Texas A&M University - Commerce Texas A&M University - Texarkana

Texas A&M University - Central Texas Texas A&M University - San Antonio

University of Houston System Institutions University of Houston University of Houston - Clear Lake University of Houston - Downtown University of Houston - Victoria

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Texas State University System Institutions Lamar University - Beaumont Sam Houston State University Texas State University Sul Ross State University Texas Tech University System Texas Tech University Angelo State University University of North Texas System University of North Texas University of North Texas at Dallas

University Non-System Institutions Midwestern State University Stephen F. Austin State University Texas Southern University Texas Woman's University Section 2 - Health-Related Institutions

Health-Related Institutions Statewide Summary Health-Related Institutions The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center The University of Texas Health Center at Tyler Texas A&M University System Health Science Center University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort Worth Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Section 3 - Lamar State Colleges & Texas State Technical Colleges Lamar State Colleges & Texas State Technical Colleges Statewide Summary

Lamar State Colleges & Texas State Technical Colleges Lamar Institute of Technology Lamar State College - Orange Lamar State College - Port Arthur Texas State Technical College - Harlingen Texas State Technical College - West Texas Texas State Technical College - Marshall Texas State Technical College - Waco

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Statements of Sources and Uses of Funds General Academic Institutions, Health-Related Institutions, and Lamar State

Colleges and Texas State Technical Colleges FY 2014

Introduction

The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board (THECB or Coordinating Board) collected information from the Fiscal Year (FY) 2014 Annual Financial Reports of general academic institutions, health-related institutions, Lamar State Colleges, and Texas State Technical Colleges. The data represent an All Funds portrayal, providing all sources and uses of funds available to the individual institutions in FY 2014, but excluding system administrations. These tables and charts have been prepared annually since they were first developed in 2004 at the request of the Joint Interim Select Committee on Higher Education with FY 2003 financial data. The presentation format was developed with input from legislative staff, institution representatives, and Coordinating Board staff. The pie charts are based on data extracted from the summary tables that immediately follow the charts, which show the net result of all sources and uses of funds. For example, in the summary table, tuition and fees are presented net of scholarships and discounts. To facilitate the comparison between institutions, a state funded amount per full time student equivalent (FTSE) has been provided in the summary table. The complete version of this publication showing a breakdown by fund group (e.g., Education and General, Designated, Auxiliary, Restricted, etc.) for the amounts shown on the summary table is available at www.thecb.state.tx.us. Select “Finance and Resource Planning” on left section of the web page and then Sources and Uses under the Finance Heading. The categories of uses shown on the pie charts reflect modified National Association of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO) functional categories that are defined at the beginning of the report followed by a glossary of terms.

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Background Information for Higher Education Overview All public institutions of higher education except community colleges and the Texas A&M University System College of Dentistry receive funding for construction and other capital purposes through the Permanent University Fund (PUF) or the Higher Education Fund (HEF). Institutions in The University of Texas System and the Texas A&M University System benefit from the PUF except for those shown below:

Texas A&M University - Corpus Christi Texas A&M International University Texas A&M University - Kingsville Texas A&M University - Commerce West Texas A&M University Texas A&M University - Texarkana The University of Texas at Brownsville The University of Texas - Pan American

These institutions and all others outside The University of Texas and Texas A&M Systems receive funding from the HEF. The amount of funds allocated for each PUF institution is determined by the Boards of Regents of The University of Texas System and the Texas A&M University System each year. The allocation of HEF funds to the other institutions is determined by the Legislature and may be revised every five years. For additional information on the PUF and the HEF, please follow the link below: http://www.thecb.state.tx.us/download.cfm?downloadfile=53446FDF-F482-F5D5-5BDBB95A95EDDCC0&typename=dmFile&fieldname=filename Three Major Types of Tuition The three major types of tuition are commonly referred to as "statutory", "designated", and “Board Authorized” tuition.

- Statutory Tuition A tuition charge authorized under Texas Education Code, §54.051, in an amount determined by the Texas Legislature for resident or nonresident students. This includes the charge for state-funded continuing education courses. The current rate is $50 per semester credit hour (SCH).

- Designated Tuition A tuition charge authorized under Texas Education Code,

§54.0513, that institutions other than public community colleges may impose on any graduate or undergraduate, resident or nonresident student, in an amount that the governing board of the institution considers necessary for the effective operation of the institution. Designated tuition was "deregulated" by the 78th Legislature. University governing boards have the authority to set tuition rates at any level considered necessary for the effective operation of the institution. Amounts collected are not applied toward Legislative appropriations, but are

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retained by the institutions. With tuition deregulation is a requirement that 20 percent of the proceeds from Texas resident undergraduate rates greater than $46 per Semester Credit Hour (SCH) be set aside for student financial aid and forgivable loan programs.

- Board Authorized Tuition A tuition charge that a general academic teaching

institution or a medical and dental unit may impose on any graduate resident or nonresident student in an amount as specified in Texas Education Code, §54.008.

Auxiliary Enterprises Fees Auxiliary enterprises furnish services to students, faculty, or staff and charge a fee related to, but not necessarily equal to, the cost of the services. The distinguishing characteristic of most auxiliary enterprises is that they are managed as self-supporting activities. Examples include intercollegiate athletics, student health services, food services, student housing, and parking and traffic enforcement. Examples of fees include room and board fees, parking permit fees, and student service fees. No educational and general funds appropriated to institutions in the General Appropriations Act (Act) may be expended on auxiliary enterprises, unless specifically authorized in the Act. Sources (includes all operating funds received of any nature, including Educational and General (E&G) revenues, described as follows):

Education & General (E&G) revenues include the following:

Unrestricted Current (General) Funds are earned by, or appropriated, or contributed free from any restrictions imposed by donors, payers, or outside agencies as to their use. This group includes, but is not limited to, state appropriations.

Designated Funds are otherwise unrestricted current funds which are

designated by governing boards for specific institutional purposes. Restricted Funds may only be expended for specific purposes set by

donors or other outside agencies. These may be used for operating purposes if that is one of the designated specific purposes. Restricted revenues are reported in the year in which they are expended.

E&G revenues may also include Auxiliary Enterprises revenue.

Uses (includes all funds of any nature expended, including E&G uses described as follows): Operating expenses for public annual financial reports include depreciation expense as required by the Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB). However, depreciation has been excluded from this analysis. Capital outlay from current funds has been substituted as an operating expense to make this analysis consistent with reports for fiscal years prior to 2002. The operating expenses are presented by NACUBO functional categories.

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Operating Expenses (Uses) - Expenses paid to acquire goods and services provided in return for operating revenues and to carry out the mission of the institutions, are reported in 10 categories.

The following functional category definitions are extracted from the National Association

of College and University Business Officers (NACUBO) glossary. Instruction - Funds used for all activities that are a part of an

institution’s instruction program to include faculty salaries, academic departmental operating expenses, and support staff salaries.

Research - Funds used for activities specifically organized to produce

research outcomes. Public Service - Funds used for activities that are established primarily

to provide non-instructional services beneficial to those external to the institution.

Academic Support - Funds used primarily to support services for an

institution’s primary mission of instruction, research, and public service. This may include technical support, academic administration, and the retention and display of educational materials.

Student Services - Funds used for activities whose primary purpose is

to contribute to the students’ emotional and physical well-being outside the context of the formal instruction program. Included are funds used for the admissions and registrar offices.

Institutional Support - Funds used for items such as central

executive level management, fiscal operations, administrative data processing, human resources; and records, logistical activities, and activities concerned with community and alumni relations.

Operation and Maintenance of Plant - Funds used for the operation

and maintenance of the physical plant, such as custodial services, landscape and ground maintenance, and utilities.

Scholarships and Fellowships - Funds used for scholarships and

fellowships in the form of grants to students. Capital Outlay Other Expenses (Material entries are explained in the footnotes)

Non-operating sources and uses of funds are shown separately at the bottom of

the analysis. (For consistency in reporting, bond proceeds received by the four non-system institutions that have not been expended in the current year are excluded from this analysis. These funds are normally held by university system administrations, which are not shown in this report.)

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Tuition Revenue Bonds Tuition Revenue Bonds (TRBs) originated with the Higher Education Facilities Bond Program of 1971. The original legislation, with subsequent amendments, is codified as V.T.C.A., Education Code, Sec. 55.01-55.25. The program originally authorized the regents of Texas Tech University, The University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University, University of Houston and Pan American University (now The University of Texas-Pan American) to issue revenue bonds up to a specified amount (an aggregate of $242.5 million) for construction of new campus and facilities. The bonds are backed by tuition pledged from the specified institutions. Since then, all academic institutions, health-related institutions, state and technical colleges have been authorized by the Legislature at various times to issue specific amounts of Tuition Revenue Bonds. From the inception of the program through FY 2003, the Legislature has chosen to substitute General Revenue Fund appropriations for the tuition required to meet principal and interest repayment obligations on these bonds. In the FY 2004-05 biennium, the general revenue fund appropriations for this purpose were, for the first time, reduced below the level required to substitute fully for tuition in meeting debt service requirements ($263 million). Partial funding continued in the FY 2006-07 biennium when $375 million was appropriated toward debt service on Tuition Revenue Bonds. Funding for the FY 2014-15 biennium is $595.5 million.

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Glossary of Terms Definitions for terms used in describing the categories of Operating Sources and Operating Uses are briefly described below: Operating Sources

State of Texas

- State Appropriations - Appropriations spending authority received from the Legislature for the institution for the current fiscal period.

- State Grants & Contracts - Appropriations for specific grants and contracts.

- Research Development Funds – The Research Development Fund was established by the Legislature to promote increased research capacity at academic teaching institutions. Funding awards are made on the Commissioner’s recommendations, which are based on the results of a competitive review by institutions representatives. Funds may only be expended for defined purposes.

- Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - The Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund is appropriated out of General Revenue and shall be expended to support faculty for the purpose of instructional excellence and research.

- Higher Education Assistance Funds (HEAF) - Total spending authority for the current period for the constitutional appropriation for acquiring land with or without permanent improvements, constructing and equipping buildings or other permanent improvements, major repair or rehabilitation of building or other permanent improvements and acquisition of capital equipment, library books, and library materials at eligible institutions and agencies of higher education.

- Available University Fund Excellence - Earnings received from investments of the Permanent University Fund (PUF). Earnings are used for three primary purposes. The fund is used to pay interest and principal due on PUF bonds that are issued to provide construction dollars at 21 of the institutions of The University of Texas and Texas A&M Systems. The fund provides support for a wide range of programs intended to develop excellence at The University of Texas at Austin, Texas A&M University at College Station, and Prairie View A&M University. In addition, it provides for the expenses of the two respective system administrations.

Student & Parent

- Tuition & Fees (Net) - Current year totals of student tuition and fees paid by students and parents after reduction by waivers, remissions, and exemptions or scholarship discounts and allowances.

Federal Government

- Federal Grants & Contracts - Operating revenue grants and contracts

received through federal legislative acts.

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Professional Fees - Revenues for colleges and universities derived from the fees charged by the professional staffs at health institutions as part of the medical practice plans. Examples of such fees could include doctors' fees for clinic visits, medical and dental procedures, professional opinion and anatomical procedures, such as analysis of specimens after a surgical procedure, etc. Hospitals and Clinics - Revenue associated with the operations of hospitals and clinic operations. Institutional Resources

- Endowment & Interest Income - Revenue derived from investments.

- Local government Grants - Operating revenue grants and contracts received

from local governmental entities.

- Private Gifts & Grants - Operating revenue grants and contracts received from individuals, corporations, and non-profit entities not associated with a governmental entity.

- Sales & Services - Includes (1) revenues that are related incidentally to the conduct of instruction, research, and public service and (2) revenues from activities that exist to provide an instructional and laboratory experience for students that incidentally create goods and services that may be sold. For Health-Related Institutions, it includes revenues generated from non-professional fees and miscellaneous income, e.g. reimbursement for long distance charges, collections for photocopy services, lab fees, computer services, rental of microscopes, etc.

- Net Auxiliary Enterprises - Revenues derived directly from the operation of auxiliary enterprises themselves. Auxiliary enterprises are activities that furnish a service to students, faculty, or staff and charge a fee that is directly related to, although not necessarily equal to, the cost of the service (e.g. dormitories, dining halls, and bookstores). The activity is managed as essentially self-supporting.

- Other Income - Any operating revenue that does not fall within one of the above categories should be included here.

Operating Uses

Instruction - Expenses for all activities that are part of an institution's instruction program. Expenses for credit and non-credit courses, for academic, occupational, vocational and technical instruction, for remedial and tutorial instruction, and for regular, special, and extension sessions should be included. Includes expenditures for departmental research and public service that are not separately budgeted, and expenditures for departmental chairpersons, in which instruction is still an important role. Research - All expenses for activities specifically organized to produce research outcomes. Expenses include internally and externally sponsored research, but must be separately budgeted.

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Public Service - Expenses for activities that are established primarily to provide non-instructional services beneficial to individuals and groups external to the institution. Hospitals and Clinics - Expenses associated with the operations of hospital and clinic operations. Academic Support - Expenses primarily to provide support services for the institution's primary missions - instruction, research, and public service. It includes the following: galleries, academic administration (deans' salaries and office expenses), technical support (computer services, audio-visual information), separately budgeted support for course and curriculum development, etc. Student Services - Expenses for offices of admissions and registrar and those activities whose primary purpose is to contribute to the students' emotional and physical well-being and to his/her intellectual, cultural, and social development outside the context of the formal instruction program. Institutional Support - Expenses for central executive level management and long-range planning of the entire institution; fiscal operations; administrative data processing; space management; employee personnel and records; logistical activities that provide procurement, storerooms, safety, security, printing, and transportation services to the institution; support services for faculty and staff that do not operate as auxiliary enterprises; and activities concerned with community and alumni relations, including development and fundraising. Operations & Maintenance of Plant - Expenses for the operation and maintenance of physical plant, net of amounts charged to hospitals and independent operations. Scholarships & Fellowships - Expenses for scholarships and fellowships from restricted and unrestricted funds in the forms of grants to students from selection either by the institution or from an entitlement program. Auxiliary Enterprises - Expenses of activities that furnish a service to students, faculty, or staff and charge a fee that is directly related to, although not necessarily equal to, the cost of the service (e.g. dormitories, dining halls, and bookstores). Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources - Expenditures for the construction or acquisition of capital assets funded from current funding sources. Other Expense - Expenses for activities not directly related to the basic services performed by the institution, which do not fall within one of the above categories.

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Summary of All General Academic InstitutionsFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $13,318,661,215

Total Operating Sources $13,318,661,215

Total Operating Uses $11,034,276,154

State of Texas$3,676,007,546

28%

Student & Parent$3,864,833,288

29%

Federal Government$1,783,174,707

13%

Institutional Resources$3,994,645,674

30%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$2,525,905,009

19%

State Grants & Contracts

$444,995,8593%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$116,161,2531%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$226,167,2572%

Available University Fund Excellence

$362,778,1683%

Tuition & Fees$3,864,833,288

29%Federal Grants &

Contracts$1,783,174,707

13%

Endowment & Interest Income

$586,397,0994%

Local Government Grants

$39,067,9600%

Private Gifts & Grants$1,442,548,390

11%

Sales & Services$632,833,199

5%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$1,152,570,9269%

Other Income$141,228,100

1%

Operating Sources

Instruction$3,463,067,394

31%

Research$1,240,712,328

11%

Public Service$325,612,088

3%

Academic Support$1,186,527,787

11%

Student Services$632,868,479

6%Institutional Support

$844,997,0698%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$829,791,0088%

Scholarships & Fellowships$882,801,784

8%

Auxiliary Enterprises$1,261,066,022

11%Capital Outlay$240,062,506

2%

Other Expenses$126,769,689

1%

Operating Uses

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Summary of All General Academic InstitutionsFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 489,139.60

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 2,525,905,009$ 5,164$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 444,995,859 910Research Development Funds 116,161,253 237Higher Education Assistance Funds 226,167,257 462Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) 362,778,168 742Subtotal 3,676,007,546$ 7,515$

Student & ParentTuition - net 2,616,566,021$ 5,349$ Fees - net 1,248,267,267 2,552Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 3,864,833,288$ 7,901$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 1,783,174,707$ 3,646$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 586,397,099$ 1,199$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 39,067,960 80Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 1,442,548,390 2,949Sales and Services 632,833,199 1,294Net Auxiliary Enterprises 1,152,570,926 2,356Other Income (See FN3) 141,228,100 289Subtotal 3,994,645,674$ 8,167$ Total Operating Sources 13,318,661,215$ 27,229$

Operating UsesInstruction 3,463,067,394$ 7,080$ Research 1,240,712,328 2,537Public Service 325,612,088 666Academic Support 1,186,527,787 2,426Student Services 632,868,479 1,294Institutional Support 844,997,069 1,728Operations and Maintenance of Plant 829,791,008 1,696Scholarships and Fellowships 882,801,784 1,805Auxiliary Enterprises 1,261,066,022 2,578Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 240,062,506 491Other Expenses (See FN3) 126,769,689 259Total Operating Uses 11,034,276,154$ 22,560$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (1,097,150,906)$ (2,243)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (144,870,444) (296)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 1,116,136,351 2,282Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (696,876,334) (1,425)Subtotal (822,761,333)$ (1,682)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 699,823,444$ 1,431$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 150,211,024 307Subtotal 850,034,468$ 1,738$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 2,311,658,196$ 4,725$

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Summary of All General Academic InstitutionsFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

FOOTNOTES:

FN1: Scholarship Discounts and Allowances are scholarships, fellowships, and grants applied to tuition. The discount eliminates tuition revenues that are paid for by University resources which are recorded as revenue elsewhere on the financial statements (i.e. federal and state contracts and grants revenues). In addition, Scholarship Discounts and Allowances eliminate tuition revenue that is exempted from payment due to tuition exemptions approved by the Texas Legislature. Waivers, remissions, and exemptions represent tuition and fee dollars forgone by the university - some are required by statute. See the Integrated Financial Reporting System (IFRS) report submitted to THECB for details on waivers, exemptions, tuition, and fees. Allocation methods to individual funds shown may vary between institutions.

FN2: Endowment and Interest Income includes interest income and endowment payouts.

FN3: Other Income is primarily Other Operating and Other Non-operating Revenues from the AFR. Other Expenses is primarily Other Nonoperating Expenses from the AFR.

FN4: Bond Proceeds are funds received from the sale of bonds and commercial paper used to finance capital projects. This amount includes actual proceeds and accrued or anticipated proceeds to be transferred from System. Independent institutions report only to the extent expended in current year.

FN5: Debt service payments are payments to service and retire debt issued to fund capital projects. System components do this via transfers to System Administrations. Independent institutions use direct payment to appropriate paying agents.

FN6: Unrealized Gains / (Losses) represent the increase in the Fair Market Value of Investments and Endowments. Unrealized Gains / (Losses) are accrued as non-cash transactions. Therefore, funds are not actually received for this revenue stream. Accordingly, this revenue is not cash revenue and cannot be used by the University to fund operations.

FN7: Additions to Permanent Endowments are additions to endowment principal. This revenue is restricted for investment purposes only and cannot be used to fund operations. Only interest income from these endowments, which is reported on the Endowment and Investment Income line of this report, can be used by the University to fund operations.

FN8: Distributions from the Available University Fund appropriated through the Appropriation Bill are first used to pay debt service costs on Permanent University Fund Bonds. Funds remaining are distributed to constitutionally designated institutions to promote academic excellence. Only the Excellence funding is shown at the institution level. The AUF funds used to pay debt service on PUF bonds are reported at the System level.

FN9: Auxiliary Enterprises include athletics, housing and food, student services, and parking and transportation. Auxiliary Enterprises are required to be self-supporting, and therefore must operate on the funds they generate.

FN10: Mandatory and non-mandatory transfers includes transfers between funds, transfers between the University System and institutions and transfers to and from other state agencies. In total, all transfers between funds net to zero with the exception of any amounts transferred between the University System, between other institutions, or to and from another state agency. There are no transfers of education and general funds provided by the State of Texas to restricted or auxiliary fund groups. Transfers between education and general funds and designated funds are related to Texas Public Education Grant as provided by the State of Texas.

FN11: See each individual institution for the revenues received but not yet expended for each institution. This income is fully committed to program expenditures and capital disbursements. The amount of Non-expendable funds for each institution is provided. Non-expendable funds include unrealized gains (losses) and additions (reductions) to permanent endowments are provided for each institution. Unrealized gains (losses) and additions (reductions) to permanent endowments do not contribute to the availability of the institution's operating cash as discussed in FN6 and FN7 above. The total overall increase in Sources Over Uses is provided. If Sources Over Uses is negative, this footnote will be marked N/A.

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The University of Texas at ArlingtonFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $540,496,190

Total Operating Sources $540,496,190

Total Operating Uses $471,339,619

State of Texas$136,962,296

25%

Student & Parent$222,047,152

41%

Federal Government$81,696,900

15%

Institutional Resources$99,789,842

19%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$109,404,683

20%State Grants &

Contracts$21,150,951

4%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$6,406,6621%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%Available University

Fund Excellence$00%

Tuition & Fees$222,047,152

41%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$81,696,90015%

Endowment & Interest Income

$14,260,3863%

Local Government Grants

$1,434,7710%

Private Gifts & Grants$15,953,665

3%

Sales & Services$24,915,693

5%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$35,716,609

7%

Other Income$7,508,718

1%

Operating Sources

Instruction$151,693,174

32%

Research$58,492,564

12%

Public Service$13,420,087

3%

Academic Support$34,724,969

7%Student Services

$64,785,27214%

Institutional Support$36,305,731

8%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$33,577,3687%

Scholarships & Fellowships$27,677,211

6%Auxiliary Enterprises

$41,698,0629%

Capital Outlay$8,632,955

2%

Other Expenses$332,226

0%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas at ArlingtonFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 26,759.73

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 109,404,683$ 4,088$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 21,150,951 790Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 6,406,662 239Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 136,962,296$ 5,117$

Student & ParentTuition - net 147,749,536$ 5,521$ Fees - net 74,297,616 2,776Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 222,047,152$ 8,297$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 81,696,900$ 3,053$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 14,260,386$ 533$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 1,434,771 54Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 15,953,665 596Sales and Services 24,915,693 931Net Auxiliary Enterprises 35,716,609 1,335Other Income (See FN3) 7,508,718 281Subtotal 99,789,842$ 3,730$ Total Operating Sources 540,496,190$ 20,197$

Operating UsesInstruction 151,693,174$ 5,669$ Research 58,492,564 2,186Public Service 13,420,087 502Academic Support 34,724,969 1,298Student Services 64,785,272 2,421Institutional Support 36,305,731 1,357Operations and Maintenance of Plant 33,577,368 1,255Scholarships and Fellowships 27,677,211 1,034Auxiliary Enterprises 41,698,062 1,558Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 8,632,955 323Other Expenses (See FN3) 332,226 12Total Operating Uses 471,339,619$ 17,615$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (10,857,916) (406)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (776,803) (29)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (29,450,341) (1,101)Subtotal (41,085,060)$ (1,536)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 25,571,929 956$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 3,757,030 140Subtotal 29,328,959$ 1,096$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 57,400,470$ 2,142$

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The University of Texas at AustinFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $2,697,207,489

Total Operating Sources $2,697,207,489

Total Operating Uses $2,188,249,049

State of Texas$622,324,610

23%

Student & Parent$479,746,009

18%

Federal Government$425,604,074

16%

Institutional Resources$1,169,532,796

43%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$287,293,986

11% State Grants & Contracts

$65,511,2532%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$26,702,1031%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$242,817,2689%

Tuition & Fees$479,746,009

18%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$425,604,07416%

Endowment & Interest Income

$288,236,81111%

Local Government Grants

$6,837,0820%

Private Gifts & Grants$342,780,621

13%

Sales & Services$283,714,586

10%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$252,022,8659%

Other Income($4,059,169)

0%

Operating Sources

Instruction$625,884,746

29%

Research$428,094,548

20%

Public Service$116,171,799

5%

Academic Support$208,203,342

9%Student Services

$56,269,1293%

Institutional Support$153,283,477

7%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$150,830,0057%

Scholarships & Fellowships$119,585,493

5%Auxiliary Enterprises

$266,841,65312%

Capital Outlay$50,832,189

2%

Other Expenses$12,252,668

1%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas at AustinFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 47,978.14

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 287,293,986$ 5,988$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 65,511,253 1,365Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 26,702,103 557Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) 242,817,268 5,061Subtotal 622,324,610$ 12,971$

Student & ParentTuition - net 354,874,402$ 7,397$ Fees - net 124,871,607 2,603Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 479,746,009$ 10,000$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 425,604,074$ 8,871$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 288,236,811$ 6,008$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 6,837,082 143Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 342,780,621 7,145Sales and Services 283,714,586 5,913Net Auxiliary Enterprises 252,022,865 5,253Other Income (See FN3) (4,059,169) (85)Subtotal 1,169,532,796$ 24,377$ Total Operating Sources 2,697,207,489$ 56,219$

Operating UsesInstruction 625,884,746$ 13,045$ Research 428,094,548 8,923Public Service 116,171,799 2,421Academic Support 208,203,342 4,340Student Services 56,269,129 1,173Institutional Support 153,283,477 3,195Operations and Maintenance of Plant 150,830,005 3,144Scholarships and Fellowships 119,585,493 2,492Auxiliary Enterprises 266,841,653 5,562Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 50,832,189 1,059Other Expenses (See FN3) 12,252,668 255Total Operating Uses 2,188,249,049$ 45,609$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (218,499,261) (4,554)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (618,638,256) (12,894)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 822,607,787 17,145Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (98,245,987) (2,048)Subtotal (112,775,717)$ (2,351)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 265,398,771 5,532$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 76,444,824 1,593Subtotal 341,843,595$ 7,125$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 738,026,318$ 15,384$

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The University of Texas at DallasFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $512,476,666

Total Operating Sources $512,476,666

Total Operating Uses $448,687,936

State of Texas$113,412,974

22%

Student & Parent$221,338,118

43%

Federal Government$63,001,255

12%

Institutional Resources$114,724,319

23%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$93,255,280

18%State Grants &

Contracts$11,498,593

2%Research Development

Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge

Fund$8,659,101

2%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$221,338,118

43%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$63,001,25512%

Endowment & Interest Income

$35,657,3587%

Local Government Grants$26,309

0%

Private Gifts & Grants$40,184,420

8%

Sales & Services$18,080,541

4%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$20,468,184

4%

Other Income$307,507

0%

Operating Sources

Instruction$155,773,681

35%

Research$81,491,466

18%

Public Service$8,964,973

2%

Academic Support$45,297,574

10%Student Services

$16,268,4694%

Institutional Support$45,217,426

10%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$34,022,0027%

Scholarships & Fellowships$21,837,517

5%Auxiliary Enterprises$26,952,955

6%

Capital Outlay$12,860,325

3%

Other Expenses$1,548

0%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas at DallasFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 17,678.68

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 93,255,280$ 5,275$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 11,498,593 650Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 8,659,101 490Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 113,412,974$ 6,415$

Student & ParentTuition - net 123,214,333$ 6,970$ Fees - net 98,123,785 5,550Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 221,338,118$ 12,520$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 63,001,255$ 3,564$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 35,657,358$ 2,017$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 26,309 1Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 40,184,420 2,273Sales and Services 18,080,541 1,023Net Auxiliary Enterprises 20,468,184 1,158Other Income (See FN3) 307,507 17Subtotal 114,724,319$ 6,489$ Total Operating Sources 512,476,666$ 28,988$

Operating UsesInstruction 155,773,681$ 8,811$ Research 81,491,466 4,610Public Service 8,964,973 507Academic Support 45,297,574 2,562Student Services 16,268,469 920Institutional Support 45,217,426 2,558Operations and Maintenance of Plant 34,022,002 1,924Scholarships and Fellowships 21,837,517 1,235Auxiliary Enterprises 26,952,955 1,525Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 12,860,325 727Other Expenses (See FN3) 1,548 -Total Operating Uses 448,687,936$ 25,379$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (143,483,348) (8,116)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 155,796,639 8,813Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (33,759,011) (1,910)Subtotal (21,445,720)$ (1,213)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 28,565,876 1,616$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 32,615,432 1,845Subtotal 61,181,308$ 3,461$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 103,524,318$ 5,857$

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The University of Texas at El PasoFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $374,590,269

Total Operating Sources $374,590,269

Total Operating Uses $361,420,717

State of Texas$111,175,933

30%

Student & Parent$103,364,306

27%

Federal Government$97,230,522

26%

Institutional Resources$62,819,508

17%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$83,161,052

22%State Grants &

Contracts$20,576,464

5%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$7,438,4172%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$103,364,306

28%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$97,230,52226%

Endowment & Interest Income

$10,214,4353%

Local Government Grants

$685,0600%

Private Gifts & Grants$13,058,910

3%

Sales & Services$7,778,115

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$24,659,064

7%

Other Income$6,423,924

2%

Operating Sources

Instruction$98,254,766

27%

Research$61,314,712

17%

Public Service$9,817,179

3%

Academic Support$20,298,629

6%

Student Services$17,061,395

5%Institutional Support

$31,245,0479%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$26,446,0537%

Scholarships & Fellowships$52,333,089

14%Auxiliary Enterprises

$40,131,94311%Capital Outlay

$4,088,6861%

Other Expenses$429,218

0%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas at El PasoFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 18,037.46

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 83,161,052$ 4,610$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 20,576,464 1,141Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 7,438,417 412Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 111,175,933$ 6,163$

Student & ParentTuition - net 77,006,410$ 4,269$ Fees - net 26,357,896 1,461Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 103,364,306$ 5,730$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 97,230,522$ 5,390$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 10,214,435$ 566$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 685,060 38Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 13,058,910 724Sales and Services 7,778,115 431Net Auxiliary Enterprises 24,659,064 1,367Other Income (See FN3) 6,423,924 356Subtotal 62,819,508$ 3,482$ Total Operating Sources 374,590,269$ 20,765$

Operating UsesInstruction 98,254,766$ 5,447$ Research 61,314,712 3,399Public Service 9,817,179 544Academic Support 20,298,629 1,125Student Services 17,061,395 946Institutional Support 31,245,047 1,732Operations and Maintenance of Plant 26,446,053 1,466Scholarships and Fellowships 52,333,089 2,901Auxiliary Enterprises 40,131,943 2,225Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 4,088,686 227Other Expenses (See FN3) 429,218 24Total Operating Uses 361,420,717$ 20,036$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (26,228,613) (1,454)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (2,260,915) (125)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 23,808,173 1,320Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (21,419,043) (1,187)Subtotal (26,100,398)$ (1,446)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 32,068,239 1,778$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 3,637,295 202Subtotal 35,705,534$ 1,980$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 22,774,688$ 1,263$

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The University of Texas - Pan AmericanFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $281,962,262

Total Operating Sources $281,962,262

Total Operating Uses $252,418,493

State of Texas$115,687,898

41%

Student & Parent$69,118,611

25%

Federal Government$70,742,701

25%

Institutional Resources$26,413,052

9%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$73,247,906

26%

State Grants & Contracts

$29,577,96210%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$550,9070%Higher Education

Assistance Funds$12,311,123

4%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$69,118,611

25%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$70,742,70125%

Endowment & Interest Income

$6,252,2112%

Local Government Grants$49,791

0%

Private Gifts & Grants$5,107,288

2%

Sales & Services$4,938,646

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$7,201,209

3%Other Income

$2,863,9071%

Operating Sources

Instruction$85,825,807

34%

Research$8,098,694

3%

Public Service$6,645,786

3%

Academic Support$19,026,021

8%

Student Services$17,020,268

7%

Institutional Support$23,319,100

9%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$16,482,6166%

Scholarships & Fellowships$52,893,467

21%

Auxiliary Enterprises$17,478,912

7%

Capital Outlay$5,471,357

2%

Other Expenses$156,465

0%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas - Pan AmericanFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 17,002.16

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 73,247,906$ 4,308$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 29,577,962 1,740Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 550,907 32Higher Education Assistance Funds 12,311,123 724Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 115,687,898$ 6,804$

Student & ParentTuition - net 45,877,987$ 2,698$ Fees - net 23,240,624 1,367Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 69,118,611$ 4,065$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 70,742,701$ 4,161$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 6,252,211$ 368$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 49,791 3Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 5,107,288 300Sales and Services 4,938,646 290Net Auxiliary Enterprises 7,201,209 424Other Income (See FN3) 2,863,907 168Subtotal 26,413,052$ 1,553$ Total Operating Sources 281,962,262$ 16,583$

Operating UsesInstruction 85,825,807$ 5,048$ Research 8,098,694 476Public Service 6,645,786 391Academic Support 19,026,021 1,119Student Services 17,020,268 1,001Institutional Support 23,319,100 1,372Operations and Maintenance of Plant 16,482,616 969Scholarships and Fellowships 52,893,467 3,111Auxiliary Enterprises 17,478,912 1,028Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 5,471,357 322Other Expenses (See FN3) 156,465 9Total Operating Uses 252,418,493$ 14,846$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (42,801,655) (2,517)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 105,968 6Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 1,505,019 89Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (11,922,217) (701)Subtotal (53,112,885)$ (3,123)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 8,042,939 473$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 825,890 49Subtotal 8,868,829$ 522$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) (14,700,287)$ (864)$

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The University of Texas at Brownsville For the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $116,954,383

Total Operating Sources $116,954,383

Total Operating Uses $115,416,778

State of Texas$43,049,939

37%

Student & Parent$30,208,535

26%

Federal Government$31,396,802

27%

Institutional Resources$12,299,107

10%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$29,813,745

26%

State Grants & Contracts$7,620,673

7%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$558,1010%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$5,057,4204%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$30,208,535

26%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$31,396,80227%

Endowment & Interest Income

$2,620,9782%

Local Government Grants

$281,3510%

Private Gifts & Grants$574,822

1%

Sales & Services$2,826,600

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$1,631,301

1%

Other Income$4,364,055

4%

Operating Sources

Instruction$32,112,203

28%

Research$6,448,725

6%

Public Service$2,989,899

3%

Academic Support$13,490,535

12%

Student Services$6,272,052

5%Institutional Support

$9,549,7878%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$12,409,87711%

Scholarships & Fellowships$22,249,202

19%Auxiliary Enterprises

$7,237,1086%Capital Outlay

$2,484,3902%

Other Expenses$173,000

0%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas at Brownsville For the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 6,273.63

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 29,813,745$ 4,752$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 7,620,673 1,215Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 558,101 89Higher Education Assistance Funds 5,057,420 806Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 43,049,939$ 6,862$

Student & ParentTuition - net 20,587,538$ 3,282$ Fees - net 9,620,997 1,534Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 30,208,535$ 4,816$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 31,396,802$ 5,005$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 2,620,978$ 418$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 281,351 45Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 574,822 92Sales and Services 2,826,600 451Net Auxiliary Enterprises 1,631,301 260Other Income (See FN3) 4,364,055 696Subtotal 12,299,107$ 1,962$ Total Operating Sources 116,954,383$ 18,645$

Operating UsesInstruction 32,112,203$ 5,119$ Research 6,448,725 1,028Public Service 2,989,899 477Academic Support 13,490,535 2,150Student Services 6,272,052 1,000Institutional Support 9,549,787 1,522Operations and Maintenance of Plant 12,409,877 1,978Scholarships and Fellowships 22,249,202 3,546Auxiliary Enterprises 7,237,108 1,154Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 2,484,390 396Other Expenses (See FN3) 173,000 28Total Operating Uses 115,416,778$ 18,398$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (44,490,418) (7,092)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 14,871,133 2,370Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (6,836,095) (1,090)Subtotal (36,455,380)$ (5,812)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 2,073,846 331$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 178,023 28Subtotal 2,251,869$ 359$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) (32,665,906)$ (5,206)$

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The University of Texas of the Permian BasinFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $72,710,259

Total Operating Sources $72,710,259

Total Operating Uses $56,132,065

State of Texas$30,761,270

42%

Student & Parent$24,267,988

34%

Federal Government$8,131,432

11%

Institutional Resources$9,549,569

13%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$29,323,649

40%

State Grants & Contracts$1,327,711

2%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$109,9100%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$24,267,988

34%

Federal Grants & Contracts$8,131,432

11%

Endowment & Interest Income

$2,248,3943%

Local Government Grants$24,851

0%

Private Gifts & Grants$2,073,259

3%

Sales & Services$1,644,712

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$3,314,538

5%Other Income

$243,8150%

Operating Sources

Instruction$19,018,931

34%

Research$1,412,483

2%

Public Service$2,584,015

5%

Academic Support$5,482,546

10%Student Services

$2,313,1064%

Institutional Support$6,019,397

11%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$6,842,16012%

Scholarships & Fellowships$5,643,188

10%

Auxiliary Enterprises$6,101,480

11%Capital Outlay

$714,7591%

Other Expenses$00%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas of the Permian BasinFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 3,630.09

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 29,323,649$ 8,078$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 1,327,711 366Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 109,910 30Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 30,761,270$ 8,474$

Student & ParentTuition - net 17,330,271$ 4,774$ Fees - net 6,937,717 1,911Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 24,267,988$ 6,685$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 8,131,432$ 2,240$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 2,248,394$ 619$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 24,851 7Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 2,073,259 571Sales and Services 1,644,712 453Net Auxiliary Enterprises 3,314,538 913Other Income (See FN3) 243,815 67Subtotal 9,549,569$ 2,630$ Total Operating Sources 72,710,259$ 20,029$

Operating UsesInstruction 19,018,931$ 5,239$ Research 1,412,483 389Public Service 2,584,015 712Academic Support 5,482,546 1,510Student Services 2,313,106 637Institutional Support 6,019,397 1,658Operations and Maintenance of Plant 6,842,160 1,885Scholarships and Fellowships 5,643,188 1,555Auxiliary Enterprises 6,101,480 1,681Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 714,759 197Other Expenses (See FN3) - -Total Operating Uses 56,132,065$ 15,463$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (12,831,088) (3,535)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 26,237,260 7,228Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (11,740,990) (3,234)Subtotal 1,665,182$ 459$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 3,244,872 894$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 2,611,675 719Subtotal 5,856,547$ 1,613$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 24,099,923$ 6,638$

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The University of Texas at San AntonioFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $501,185,347

Total Operating Sources $501,185,347

Total Operating Uses $421,795,074

State of Texas$145,195,274

29%

Student & Parent$185,230,813

37%

Federal Government$89,000,167

18%

Institutional Resources$81,759,093

16%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$116,574,810

23%

State Grants & Contracts

$22,955,5125%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$5,664,9521%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$185,230,813

37%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$89,000,16718%

Endowment & Interest Income

$17,665,9963%

Local Government Grants

$538,6400%

Private Gifts & Grants$10,662,085

2%

Sales & Services$10,697,577

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$38,705,676

8%

Other Income$3,489,119

1%

Operating Sources

Instruction$127,968,839

31%

Research$37,961,038

9%

Public Service$17,966,913

4%

Academic Support$54,449,401

13%

Student Services$25,274,963

6%Institutional Support

$37,767,8839%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$38,070,3949%

Scholarships & Fellowships$30,577,626

7%

Auxiliary Enterprises$46,479,376

11%Capital Outlay

$5,122,0571%

Other Expenses$156,584

0%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas at San AntonioFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 22,844.19

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 116,574,810$ 5,103$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 22,955,512 1,005Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 5,664,952 248Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 145,195,274$ 6,356$

Student & ParentTuition - net 116,458,490$ 5,098$ Fees - net 68,772,323 3,010Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 185,230,813$ 8,108$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 89,000,167$ 3,896$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 17,665,996$ 773$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 538,640 24Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 10,662,085 467Sales and Services 10,697,577 468Net Auxiliary Enterprises 38,705,676 1,694Other Income (See FN3) 3,489,119 153Subtotal 81,759,093$ 3,579$ Total Operating Sources 501,185,347$ 21,939$

Operating UsesInstruction 127,968,839$ 5,602$ Research 37,961,038 1,662Public Service 17,966,913 786Academic Support 54,449,401 2,384Student Services 25,274,963 1,106Institutional Support 37,767,883 1,653Operations and Maintenance of Plant 38,070,394 1,667Scholarships and Fellowships 30,577,626 1,339Auxiliary Enterprises 46,479,376 2,035Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 5,122,057 224Other Expenses (See FN3) 156,584 7Total Operating Uses 421,795,074$ 18,465$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (41,156,272) (1,802)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (3,044,380) (133)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 16,162,164 707Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (35,355,153) (1,548)Subtotal (63,393,641)$ (2,776)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 25,542,267 1,118$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 2,656,522 116Subtotal 28,198,789$ 1,234$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 44,195,421$ 1,932$

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The University of Texas at TylerFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $115,293,643

Total Operating Sources $115,293,643

Total Operating Uses $99,546,831

State of Texas$43,082,862

37%

Student & Parent$34,863,643

30%

Federal Government$16,057,731

14%

Institutional Resources$21,289,407

19%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$36,415,024

32%

State Grants & Contracts$6,436,809

6%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$231,0290%Higher Education

Assistance Funds$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$34,863,643

30%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$16,057,73114%

Endowment & Interest Income

$5,069,4864%

Local Government Grants$62,244

0%

Private Gifts & Grants$7,161,523

6%

Sales & Services$3,058,708

3%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$5,760,662

5% Other Income$176,784

0%

Operating Sources

Instruction$40,857,798

41%

Research$1,280,197

1%

Public Service$1,007,882

1%

Academic Support$12,962,800

13%

Student Services$9,393,674

9%

Institutional Support$12,762,637

13%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$8,234,3388%

Scholarships & Fellowships$5,073,851

5%Auxiliary Enterprises

$7,462,7278%

Capital Outlay$473,944

1%

Other Expenses$36,983

0%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas at TylerFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 5,897.29

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 36,415,024$ 6,175$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 6,436,809 1,091Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 231,029 39Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 43,082,862$ 7,305$

Student & ParentTuition - net 26,614,536$ 4,513$ Fees - net 8,249,107 1,399Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 34,863,643$ 5,912$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 16,057,731$ 2,723$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 5,069,486$ 860$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 62,244 11Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 7,161,523 1,214Sales and Services 3,058,708 519Net Auxiliary Enterprises 5,760,662 977Other Income (See FN3) 176,784 30Subtotal 21,289,407$ 3,611$ Total Operating Sources 115,293,643$ 19,551$

Operating UsesInstruction 40,857,798$ 6,928$ Research 1,280,197 217Public Service 1,007,882 171Academic Support 12,962,800 2,198Student Services 9,393,674 1,593Institutional Support 12,762,637 2,164Operations and Maintenance of Plant 8,234,338 1,396Scholarships and Fellowships 5,073,851 860Auxiliary Enterprises 7,462,727 1,265Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 473,944 80Other Expenses (See FN3) 36,983 6Total Operating Uses 99,546,831$ 16,878$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (29,312,273) (4,970)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 44,502,034 7,546Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) (13,954,667) (2,366)Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (8,251,358) (1,399)Subtotal (7,016,264)$ (1,189)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 9,887,205 1,677$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 538,777 91Subtotal 10,425,982$ 1,768$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 19,156,530$ 3,252$

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Texas A&M UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $2,135,367,537

Total Operating Sources $2,135,367,537

Total Operating Uses $1,385,389,622

State of Texas$449,038,618

21%

Student & Parent$411,910,073

19%

Federal Government$122,188,948

6%

Institutional Resources$1,152,229,898

54%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$280,128,177

13% State Grants & Contracts

$36,139,9472%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$29,350,9941%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$103,419,5005%Tuition & Fees

$411,910,07319%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$122,188,9486%

Endowment & Interest Income

$54,942,6663%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$756,803,184

35%

Sales & Services$133,369,502

6%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$159,338,4268%

Other Income$47,776,120

2%

Operating Sources

Instruction$511,236,562

37%

Research$166,517,779

12%

Public Service$26,997,690

2%

Academic Support$158,255,482

11% Student Services$61,383,438

4%

Institutional Support$46,870,642

3%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$145,403,68811%

Scholarships & Fellowships$52,581,092

4%Auxiliary Enterprises

$161,237,82812%

Capital Outlay$35,003,734

3%

Other Expenses$19,901,687

1%

Operating Uses

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Texas A&M UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 47,494.79

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 280,128,177$ 5,898$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 36,139,947 761Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 29,350,994 618Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) 103,419,500 2,177Subtotal 449,038,618$ 9,454$

Student & ParentTuition - net 239,403,883$ 5,041$ Fees - net 172,506,190 3,632Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 411,910,073$ 8,673$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 122,188,948$ 2,573$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 54,942,666$ 1,157$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 756,803,184 15,934Sales and Services 133,369,502 2,808Net Auxiliary Enterprises 159,338,426 3,355Other Income (See FN3) 47,776,120 1,006Subtotal 1,152,229,898$ 24,260$ Total Operating Sources 2,135,367,537$ 44,960$

Operating UsesInstruction 511,236,562$ 10,764$ Research 166,517,779 3,506Public Service 26,997,690 568Academic Support 158,255,482 3,332Student Services 61,383,438 1,292Institutional Support 46,870,642 987Operations and Maintenance of Plant 145,403,688 3,061Scholarships and Fellowships 52,581,092 1,107Auxiliary Enterprises 161,237,828 3,395Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 35,003,734 737Other Expenses (See FN3) 19,901,687 419Total Operating Uses 1,385,389,622$ 29,168$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (24,823,168) (523)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 49,213,535 1,036Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (79,457,713) (1,673)Subtotal (55,067,346)$ (1,160)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 125,781,550 2,648$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 600,623 13Subtotal 126,382,173$ 2,661$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 821,292,742$ 17,293$

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Texas A&M University at GalvestonFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $61,442,108

Total Operating Sources $61,442,108

Total Operating Uses $49,356,712

State of Texas$20,684,253

34%

Student & Parent$17,891,709

29%

Federal Government$5,230,452

8%

Institutional Resources$17,635,694

29%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$19,007,445

31%

State Grants & Contracts$1,331,126

2%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$345,6821%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$17,891,709

29%

Federal Grants & Contracts$5,230,452

9%

Endowment & Interest Income

$1,746,6903%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$3,244,815

5%

Sales & Services$2,764,930

4%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$6,859,909

11%

Other Income$3,019,350

5%

Operating Sources

Instruction$15,596,295

32%

Research$4,689,246

10%

Public Service$1,301,909

3%

Academic Support$3,185,542

6%

Student Services$3,385,350

7% Institutional Support$7,517,416

15%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$4,970,31210%

Scholarships & Fellowships$1,880,407

4%

Auxiliary Enterprises$5,100,413

10%Capital Outlay$1,180,803

2%

Other Expenses$549,019

1%

Operating Uses

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Texas A&M University at GalvestonFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 2,054.85

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 19,007,445$ 9,250$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 1,331,126 648Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 345,682 168Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 20,684,253$ 10,066$

Student & ParentTuition - net 10,944,787$ 5,326$ Fees - net 6,946,922 3,381Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 17,891,709$ 8,707$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 5,230,452$ 2,545$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 1,746,690$ 850$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 3,244,815 1,579Sales and Services 2,764,930 1,346Net Auxiliary Enterprises 6,859,909 3,338Other Income (See FN3) 3,019,350 1,469Subtotal 17,635,694$ 8,582$ Total Operating Sources 61,442,108$ 29,900$

Operating UsesInstruction 15,596,295$ 7,590$ Research 4,689,246 2,282Public Service 1,301,909 634Academic Support 3,185,542 1,550Student Services 3,385,350 1,647Institutional Support 7,517,416 3,658Operations and Maintenance of Plant 4,970,312 2,419Scholarships and Fellowships 1,880,407 915Auxiliary Enterprises 5,100,413 2,482Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 1,180,803 575Other Expenses (See FN3) 549,019 267Total Operating Uses 49,356,712$ 24,019$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (470,089) (229)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 3,128,738 1,523Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (5,929,034) (2,885)Subtotal (3,270,385)$ (1,591)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 3,747,658 1,824$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 322,400 157Subtotal 4,070,058$ 1,981$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 12,885,069$ 6,271$

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Prairie View A&M UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $192,231,283

Total Operating Sources $192,231,283

Total Operating Uses $161,897,469

State of Texas$74,891,415

39%

Student & Parent$39,655,259

21%

Federal Government$43,376,834

22%

Institutional Resources$34,307,775

18%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$51,654,058

27%

State Grants & Contracts

$5,332,972, 3%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$0, 0%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$16,541,4008%

Tuition & Fees$39,655,259

20%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$43,376,83422%

Endowment & Interest Income

$6,988,0214%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$4,847,871

3%

Sales & Services($1,406,037)

-1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$18,237,529

9%Other Income

$5,640,3913%

Operating Sources

Instruction$37,100,450

23%

Research$10,785,393

7%

Public Service$7,989,841

5%

Academic Support$21,985,200

13%

Student Services$11,691,136

7% Institutional Support$15,609,918

10%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$14,322,8749%

Scholarships & Fellowships$15,572,533

10%

Auxiliary Enterprises$24,417,468

15%Capital Outlay$2,037,064

1%

Other Expenses$385,592

0%

Operating Uses

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Prairie View A&M UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 7,304.45

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 51,654,058$ 7,072$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 6,695,957 917Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) 16,541,400 2,265Subtotal 74,891,415$ 10,254$

Student & ParentTuition - net 24,716,601$ 3,384$ Fees - net 14,938,658 2,045Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 39,655,259$ 5,429$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 43,376,834$ 5,938$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 6,988,021$ 957$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 4,847,871 664Sales and Services (1,406,037) (192)Net Auxiliary Enterprises 18,237,529 2,497Other Income (See FN3) 5,640,391 772Subtotal 34,307,775$ 4,698$ Total Operating Sources 192,231,283$ 26,319$

Operating UsesInstruction 37,100,450$ 5,079$ Research 10,785,393 1,477Public Service 7,989,841 1,094Academic Support 21,985,200 3,010Student Services 11,691,136 1,601Institutional Support 15,609,918 2,137Operations and Maintenance of Plant 14,322,874 1,961Scholarships and Fellowships 15,572,533 2,132Auxiliary Enterprises 24,417,468 3,343Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 2,037,064 279Other Expenses (See FN3) 385,592 53Total Operating Uses 161,897,469$ 22,166$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (8,519,111) (1,166)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 12,191,496 1,669Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (10,565,271) (1,446)Subtotal (6,892,886)$ (943)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 18,902,610 2,588$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 478,404 65Subtotal 19,381,014$ 2,653$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 42,821,942$ 5,863$

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Tarleton State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $166,555,391

Total Operating Sources $166,555,391

Total Operating Uses $150,698,961

State of Texas$49,859,672

30%

Student & Parent$57,999,721

35%

Federal Government$25,864,376

15%

Institutional Resources$32,831,622

20%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$41,696,813

25%

State Grants & Contracts$7,476,065

5%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$686,7940%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$57,999,721

34%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$25,864,37615%

Endowment & Interest Income

$6,772,7314%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$1,473,448

1%

Sales & Services($1,140,979)

-1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$25,211,450

15%Other Income

$514,9720%

Operating Sources

Instruction$49,708,054

33%

Research$8,575,113

6%

Public Service$2,749,917

2%

Academic Support$9,916,270

7%

Student Services$7,501,313

5% Institutional Support$9,659,893

6%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$16,515,72411%

Scholarships & Fellowships$15,123,648

10%

Auxiliary Enterprises$27,766,156

18%

Capital Outlay$2,524,192

2%

Other Expenses$658,681

0%

Operating Uses

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Tarleton State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 9,197.17

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 41,696,813$ 4,534$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 7,476,065 813Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 686,794 75Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 49,859,672$ 5,422$

Student & ParentTuition - net 36,723,629$ 3,993$ Fees - net 21,276,092 2,313Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 57,999,721$ 6,306$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 25,864,376$ 2,812$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 6,772,731$ 736$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 1,473,448 160Sales and Services (1,140,979) (124)Net Auxiliary Enterprises 25,211,450 2,741Other Income (See FN3) 514,972 56Subtotal 32,831,622$ 3,569$ Total Operating Sources 166,555,391$ 18,109$

Operating UsesInstruction 49,708,054$ 5,405$ Research 8,575,113 932Public Service 2,749,917 299Academic Support 9,916,270 1,078Student Services 7,501,313 816Institutional Support 9,659,893 1,050Operations and Maintenance of Plant 16,515,724 1,796Scholarships and Fellowships 15,123,648 1,644Auxiliary Enterprises 27,766,156 3,019Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 2,524,192 274Other Expenses (See FN3) 658,681 72Total Operating Uses 150,698,961$ 16,385$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (8,546,880) (929)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 15,633,084 1,700Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (11,805,378) (1,284)Subtotal (4,719,174)$ (513)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 10,639,330 1,157$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 2,487,730 270Subtotal 13,127,060$ 1,427$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 24,264,316$ 2,638$

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Texas A&M University - Corpus ChristiFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $188,139,482

Total Operating Sources $188,139,482

Total Operating Uses $162,317,092

State of Texas$65,797,112

35%

Student & Parent$63,892,662

34%

Federal Government$29,275,946

16%

Institutional Resources$29,173,762

15%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$51,057,268

27%

State Grants & Contracts$6,547,910

3%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$1,052,8671%Higher Education

Assistance Funds$7,139,067

4%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$63,892,662

34%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$29,275,94616%

Endowment & Interest Income

$4,464,0902%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$12,651,141

7%

Sales & Services$4,123,380

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$6,279,016

3%Other Income

$1,656,1351%

Operating Sources

Instruction$47,986,144

30%

Research$16,664,834

10%

Public Service$3,017,023

2%

Academic Support$20,086,968

12%

Student Services$11,844,347

7%Institutional Support

$12,036,1727%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$11,023,6667%

Scholarships & Fellowships$15,394,893

10%

Auxiliary Enterprises$18,290,844

11%Capital Outlay$3,947,219

3%

Other Expenses$2,024,982

1%

Operating Uses

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Texas A&M University - Corpus ChristiFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 9,070.82

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 51,057,268$ 5,629$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 6,547,910 722Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 1,052,867 116Higher Education Assistance Funds 7,139,067 787Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 65,797,112$ 7,254$

Student & ParentTuition - net 38,669,381$ 4,263$ Fees - net 25,223,281 2,781Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 63,892,662$ 7,044$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 29,275,946$ 3,227$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 4,464,090$ 492$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 12,651,141 1,395Sales and Services 4,123,380 455Net Auxiliary Enterprises 6,279,016 692Other Income (See FN3) 1,656,135 183Subtotal 29,173,762$ 3,217$ Total Operating Sources 188,139,482$ 20,742$

Operating UsesInstruction 47,986,144$ 5,290$ Research 16,664,834 1,837Public Service 3,017,023 333Academic Support 20,086,968 2,214Student Services 11,844,347 1,306Institutional Support 12,036,172 1,327Operations and Maintenance of Plant 11,023,666 1,215Scholarships and Fellowships 15,394,893 1,697Auxiliary Enterprises 18,290,844 2,016Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 3,947,219 435Other Expenses (See FN3) 2,024,982 223Total Operating Uses 162,317,092$ 17,893$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (11,708,126) (1,291)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 858,542 95Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (12,666,774) (1,396)Subtotal (23,516,358)$ (2,592)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 8,555,506 943$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 560,353 62Subtotal 9,115,859$ 1,005$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 11,421,891$ 1,262$

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Texas A&M University - KingsvilleFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $160,723,153

Total Operating Sources $160,723,153

Total Operating Uses $137,618,991

State of Texas$51,971,624

32%

Student & Parent$41,816,825

26%

Federal Government$32,709,337

21%

Institutional Resources$34,225,367

21%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$38,638,439

24%

State Grants & Contracts$7,271,589

4%Research Development

Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge

Fund$1,014,711

1%Higher Education Assistance Funds

$5,046,8853%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$41,816,825

26%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$32,709,33720%

Endowment & Interest Income

$3,368,6382%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$8,887,127

6%

Sales & Services$4,734,699

3%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$16,292,199

10%Other Income

$942,7041%

Operating Sources

Instruction$36,431,131

27%

Research$16,966,989

12%

Public Service$635,429

1%

Academic Support$9,973,033

7%

Student Services$11,336,802

8% Institutional Support$12,599,232

9%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$8,226,7526%

Scholarships & Fellowships$16,954,980

12%

Auxiliary Enterprises$21,262,789

15%Capital Outlay$2,021,919

2%

Other Expenses$1,209,935

1%

Operating Uses

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Texas A&M University - KingsvilleFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 7,032.09

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 38,638,439$ 5,495$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 7,271,589 1,034Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 1,014,711 144Higher Education Assistance Funds 5,046,885 718Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 51,971,624$ 7,391$

Student & ParentTuition - net 27,092,068$ 3,853$ Fees - net 14,724,757 2,094Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 41,816,825$ 5,947$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 32,709,337$ 4,651$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 3,368,638$ 479$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 8,887,127 1,264Sales and Services 4,734,699 673Net Auxiliary Enterprises 16,292,199 2,317Other Income (See FN3) 942,704 134Subtotal 34,225,367$ 4,867$ Total Operating Sources 160,723,153$ 22,856$

Operating UsesInstruction 36,431,131$ 5,181$ Research 16,966,989 2,413Public Service 635,429 90Academic Support 9,973,033 1,418Student Services 11,336,802 1,612Institutional Support 12,599,232 1,792Operations and Maintenance of Plant 8,226,752 1,170Scholarships and Fellowships 16,954,980 2,411Auxiliary Enterprises 21,262,789 3,024Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 2,021,919 288Other Expenses (See FN3) 1,209,935 172Total Operating Uses 137,618,991$ 19,571$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (6,619,088) (941)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (133,180) (19)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (9,129,790) (1,298)Subtotal (15,882,058)$ (2,258)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 6,284,385 894$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 326,755 46Subtotal 6,611,140$ 940$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 13,833,244$ 1,967$

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Texas A&M International UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $104,656,878

Total Operating Sources $104,656,878

Total Operating Uses $89,666,900

State of Texas$45,818,985

44%

Student & Parent$20,555,735

20%

Federal Government$28,779,367

27%

Institutional Resources$9,502,791

9%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$34,104,030

32%

State Grants & Contracts$7,671,180

7%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$247,3390%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$3,796,4364%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$20,555,735

20%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$28,779,36727%

Endowment & Interest Income

$2,359,4412%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$2,830,036

3%

Sales & Services($236,364)

0%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$3,920,989

4%Other Income

$628,6891%

Operating Sources

Instruction$23,002,033

26%

Research$2,892,721

3%

Public Service$2,500,773

3%

Academic Support$18,744,751

21%

Student Services$9,589,928

11%Institutional Support

$7,004,9078%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$7,279,5458%

Scholarships & Fellowships$10,217,972

11%

Auxiliary Enterprises$6,192,739

7%Capital Outlay

$2,125,4832%

Other Expenses$116,048

0%

Operating Uses

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Texas A&M International UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 5,331.01

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 34,104,030$ 6,397$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 7,671,180 1,439Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 247,339 46Higher Education Assistance Funds 3,796,436 712Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 45,818,985$ 8,594$

Student & ParentTuition - net 11,420,480$ 2,142$ Fees - net 9,135,255 1,714Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 20,555,735$ 3,856$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 28,779,367$ 5,398$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 2,359,441$ 443$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 2,830,036 531Sales and Services (236,364) (44)Net Auxiliary Enterprises 3,920,989 736Other Income (See FN3) 628,689 118Subtotal 9,502,791$ 1,784$ Total Operating Sources 104,656,878$ 19,632$

Operating UsesInstruction 23,002,033$ 4,315$ Research 2,892,721 543Public Service 2,500,773 469Academic Support 18,744,751 3,516Student Services 9,589,928 1,799Institutional Support 7,004,907 1,314Operations and Maintenance of Plant 7,279,545 1,366Scholarships and Fellowships 10,217,972 1,917Auxiliary Enterprises 6,192,739 1,162Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 2,125,483 399Other Expenses (See FN3) 116,048 22Total Operating Uses 89,666,900$ 16,822$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (2,058,995) (386)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (996,381) (187)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (10,245,339) (1,922)Subtotal (13,300,715)$ (2,495)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 10,955,972 2,055$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 1,371,241 257Subtotal 12,327,213$ 2,312$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 14,016,476$ 2,627$

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West Texas A&M UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $133,084,972

Total Operating Sources $133,084,972

Total Operating Uses $118,569,537

State of Texas$41,557,023

31%

Student & Parent$43,712,737

33%

Federal Government$15,314,750

12%

Institutional Resources$32,500,462

24%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$32,970,632

24%

State Grants & Contracts$3,633,028

3%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$300,3680%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$4,652,9954%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$43,712,737

32%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$15,314,75011%

Endowment & Interest Income

$3,242,5772%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$7,543,650

6%

Sales & Services$3,101,459

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$19,607,940

15%

Other Income($995,164)

-1%

Operating Sources

Instruction$35,821,509

30%

Research$4,804,462

4%

Public Service$4,377,385

4%

Academic Support$9,449,192

8%

Student Services$4,632,217

4%Institutional Support

$10,032,6919%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$12,935,99511%

Scholarships & Fellowships$9,750,883

8%

Auxiliary Enterprises$22,586,993

19%Capital Outlay$2,657,274

2%Other Expenses

$1,520,9361%

Operating Uses

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West Texas A&M UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 7,124.70

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 32,970,632$ 4,628$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 3,633,028 510Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 300,368 42Higher Education Assistance Funds 4,652,995 653Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 41,557,023$ 5,833$

Student & ParentTuition - net 28,899,100$ 4,056$ Fees - net 14,813,637 2,079Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 43,712,737$ 6,135$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 15,314,750$ 2,150$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 3,242,577$ 455$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 7,543,650 1,059Sales and Services 3,101,459 435Net Auxiliary Enterprises 19,607,940 2,752Other Income (See FN3) (995,164) (140)Subtotal 32,500,462$ 4,561$ Total Operating Sources 133,084,972$ 18,679$

Operating UsesInstruction 35,821,509$ 5,028$ Research 4,804,462 674Public Service 4,377,385 614Academic Support 9,449,192 1,326Student Services 4,632,217 650Institutional Support 10,032,691 1,408Operations and Maintenance of Plant 12,935,995 1,816Scholarships and Fellowships 9,750,883 1,369Auxiliary Enterprises 22,586,993 3,170Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 2,657,274 373Other Expenses (See FN3) 1,520,936 213Total Operating Uses 118,569,537$ 16,641$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (2,997,601) (421)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 38,536,925 5,409Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (10,641,726) (1,494)Subtotal 24,897,598$ 3,494$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 6,398,311 898$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 24,871 3Subtotal 6,423,182$ 901$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 45,836,215$ 6,433$

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Texas A&M University - CommerceFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $163,334,304

Total Operating Sources $163,334,304

Total Operating Uses $145,125,520

State of Texas$55,260,836

34%

Student & Parent$60,643,811

37%

Federal Government$21,165,122

13%

Institutional Resources$26,264,535

16%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$45,096,293

27%

State Grants & Contracts$4,786,313

3%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$184,9980%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$5,193,2323%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$60,643,811

36%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$21,165,12213%

Endowment & Interest Income

$6,162,1754%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$2,356,304

1%

Sales & Services($1,361,827)

-1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$17,815,426

11%Other Income

$1,292,4571%

Operating Sources

Instruction$52,326,012

36%

Research$2,521,630

2%

Public Service$2,469,004

2%

Academic Support$9,678,394

7%

Student Services$10,988,728

8%Institutional Support

$12,153,8658%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$11,601,9358%

Scholarships & Fellowships$17,325,958

12%

Auxiliary Enterprises$22,267,887

15%Capital Outlay

$2,159,1261%

Other Expenses$1,632,981

1%

Operating Uses

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Texas A&M University - CommerceFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 8,651.87

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 45,096,293$ 5,212$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 4,786,313 553Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 184,998 21Higher Education Assistance Funds 5,193,232 600Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 55,260,836$ 6,386$

Student & ParentTuition - net 35,277,746$ 4,077$ Fees - net 25,366,065 2,932Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 60,643,811$ 7,009$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 21,165,122$ 2,446$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 6,162,175$ 712$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 2,356,304 272Sales and Services (1,361,827) (157)Net Auxiliary Enterprises 17,815,426 2,059Other Income (See FN3) 1,292,457 149Subtotal 26,264,535$ 3,035$ Total Operating Sources 163,334,304$ 18,876$

Operating UsesInstruction 52,326,012$ 6,048$ Research 2,521,630 291Public Service 2,469,004 285Academic Support 9,678,394 1,119Student Services 10,988,728 1,270Institutional Support 12,153,865 1,405Operations and Maintenance of Plant 11,601,935 1,341Scholarships and Fellowships 17,325,958 2,003Auxiliary Enterprises 22,267,887 2,574Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 2,159,126 250Other Expenses (See FN3) 1,632,981 189Total Operating Uses 145,125,520$ 16,775$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (2,671,962) (309)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 7,325,395 847Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (10,111,249) (1,169)Subtotal (5,457,816)$ (631)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 8,347,608 965$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal 8,347,608$ 965$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 21,098,576$ 2,435$

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Texas A&M University - TexarkanaFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $35,205,725

Total Operating Sources $35,205,725

Total Operating Uses $25,932,756

State of Texas$20,291,784

58%

Student & Parent$6,473,995

18%

Federal Government$4,097,551

12%

Institutional Resources$4,342,395

12%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$18,358,029

52%

State Grants & Contracts$612,071

2%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$13,7770%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$1,307,9074%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$6,473,995

18%

Federal Grants & Contracts$4,097,551

11%

Endowment & Interest Income

$886,4762%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$1,972,261

6%

Sales & Services($110,617)

0%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$994,9823% Other Income

$599,2932%

Operating Sources

Instruction$9,327,288

36%

Research$170,941

1%

Public Service$1,513

0%

Academic Support$3,166,581

12%

Student Services$2,858,398

11%Institutional Support

$3,863,84915%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$1,700,3567%

Scholarships & Fellowships$3,107,475

12%

Auxiliary Enterprises$1,390,390

5%Capital Outlay

$253,4551%

Other Expenses$92,510

0%

Operating Uses

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Texas A&M University - TexarkanaFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 1,347.14

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 18,358,029$ 13,627$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 612,071 454Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 13,777 10Higher Education Assistance Funds 1,307,907 971Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 20,291,784$ 15,062$

Student & ParentTuition - net 4,317,906$ 3,205$ Fees - net 2,156,089 1,600Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 6,473,995$ 4,805$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 4,097,551$ 3,042$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 886,476$ 658$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 1,972,261 1,464Sales and Services (110,617) (82)Net Auxiliary Enterprises 994,982 739Other Income (See FN3) 599,293 445Subtotal 4,342,395$ 3,224$ Total Operating Sources 35,205,725$ 26,133$

Operating UsesInstruction 9,327,288$ 6,924$ Research 170,941 127Public Service 1,513 1Academic Support 3,166,581 2,351Student Services 2,858,398 2,122Institutional Support 3,863,849 2,868Operations and Maintenance of Plant 1,700,356 1,262Scholarships and Fellowships 3,107,475 2,307Auxiliary Enterprises 1,390,390 1,032Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 253,455 188Other Expenses (See FN3) 92,510 69Total Operating Uses 25,932,756$ 19,251$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (1,284,555) (954)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (171,158) (127)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (6,709,910) (4,981)Subtotal (8,165,623)$ (6,062)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 2,290,135 1,700$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 99,960 74Subtotal 2,390,095$ 1,774$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 3,497,441$ 2,594$

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Texas A&M University - Central TexasFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Uses $33,757,962

Total Operating Sources $30,952,482

Total Operating Sources $30,952,482

State of Texas$15,598,521

50%

Student & Parent$11,694,832

38%

Federal Government$2,534,314

8%

Institutional Resources$1,124,815

4%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations, $12,444,783,

51%

State Grants & Contracts$80,846

0%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund $0

0%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees, $7,723,759,

31%

Federal Grants & Contracts$2,534,314

8%

Endowment & Interest Income

$446,2651%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants, $448,276,

2%

Sales & Services, $65,207,

0% Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$183,9031%Other Income

$53,9840%

Operating Sources

Instruction$8,530,341

25%

Research$99,674

0%

Public Service$16,521

0%

Academic Support$5,194,520

15%

Student Services$6,858,605

20%Institutional Support

$3,959,88912%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$2,157,7887%

Scholarships & Fellowships$2,499,656

8%

Auxiliary Enterprises$74,382

0%Capital Outlay

$1,231,7974%

Other Expenses$3,134,789

9%

Operating Uses

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Texas A&M University - Central TexasFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 1,637.51

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 15,558,120$ 9,501$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 40,401 25Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 15,598,521$ 9,526$

Student & ParentTuition - net 7,145,809$ 4,364$ Fees - net 4,549,023 2,778Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 11,694,832$ 7,142$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 2,534,314$ 1,548$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 446,265$ 273$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 262,959 161Sales and Services 177,704 109Net Auxiliary Enterprises 183,903 112Other Income (See FN3) 53,984 33Subtotal 1,124,815$ 688$ Total Operating Sources 30,952,482$ 18,904$

Operating UsesInstruction 8,530,341$ 5,209$ Research 99,674 61Public Service 16,521 10Academic Support 5,194,520 3,172Student Services 6,858,605 4,188Institutional Support 3,959,889 2,418Operations and Maintenance of Plant 2,157,788 1,318Scholarships and Fellowships 2,499,656 1,526Auxiliary Enterprises 74,382 45Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 1,231,797 752Other Expenses (See FN3) 3,134,789 1,914Total Operating Uses 33,757,962$ 20,613$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources - -$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 33,667,898 20,560Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (1,645,250) (1,005)Subtotal 32,022,648$ 19,555$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 998,648 610$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 500 -Subtotal 999,148$ 610$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 30,216,316$ 18,456$

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Texas A&M University - San AntonioFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Uses $42,822,871

Total Operating Sources $48,971,955

Total Operating Sources $48,971,955

State of Texas$20,863,314

43%

Student & Parent$19,140,740

39%

Federal Government$7,027,946

14%

Institutional Resources$1,939,955

4%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$20,672,922

42%

State Grants & Contracts$190,392

1%Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$19,140,740

39%

Federal Grants & Contracts$7,027,946

14%

Endowment & Interest Income

$453,2921%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$814,137

2%

Sales & Services$396,234

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$180,7170%

Other Income$95,575

0%

Operating Sources

Instruction$14,172,925

33%

Research$202,950

0%

Public Service$119,628

0%

Academic Support$2,860,706

7%

Student Services$5,602,364

13% Institutional Support$8,789,746

21%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$4,286,64010%

Scholarships & Fellowships$5,756,539

13%

Auxiliary Enterprises$135,124

0%Capital Outlay

$215,5431%

Other Expenses$680,706

2%

Operating Uses

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Texas A&M University - San AntonioFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 3,087.91

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 20,672,922$ 6,695$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 190,392 62Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 20,863,314$ 6,757$

Student & ParentTuition - net 11,097,539$ 3,594$ Fees - net 8,043,201 2,605Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 19,140,740$ 6,199$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 7,027,946$ 2,276$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 453,292$ 147$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 814,137 264Sales and Services 396,234 128Net Auxiliary Enterprises 180,717 59Other Income (See FN3) 95,575 31Subtotal 1,939,955$ 629$ Total Operating Sources 48,971,955$ 15,861$

Operating UsesInstruction 14,172,925$ 4,590$ Research 202,950 66Public Service 119,628 39Academic Support 2,860,706 926Student Services 5,602,364 1,814Institutional Support 8,789,746 2,847Operations and Maintenance of Plant 4,286,640 1,388Scholarships and Fellowships 5,756,539 1,864Auxiliary Enterprises 135,124 44Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 215,543 70Other Expenses (See FN3) 680,706 220Total Operating Uses 42,822,871$ 13,868$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources - -$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 61,491,151 19,914Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (2,632,438) (852)Subtotal 58,858,713$ 19,062$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 750,957 243$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal 750,957$ 243$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 65,758,754$ 21,298$

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University of HoustonFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $974,148,148

Total Operating Sources $974,148,148

Total Operating Uses $875,203,631

State of Texas$248,493,586

25%

Student & Parent$327,087,086

34%

Federal Government$119,616,176

12%

Institutional Resources$278,951,300

29%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$166,238,158

17%

State Grants & Contracts

$36,368,4454%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$10,001,2151%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$35,885,7684%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$327,087,086

34%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$119,616,17612%

Endowment & Interest Income

$33,190,4143%

Local Government Grants

$189,0170%

Private Gifts & Grants$96,801,740

10%

Sales & Services$47,928,648

5%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$81,009,529

8%

Other Income$19,831,952

2%

Operating Sources

Instruction$212,670,340

24%

Research$108,765,832

13%

Public Service$42,303,254

5%

Academic Support$151,929,018

17%

Student Services$31,174,492

4% Institutional Support$68,782,010

8%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$42,696,4855%

Scholarships & Fellowships$55,312,121

6%

Auxiliary Enterprises$90,803,006

10%

Capital Outlay$16,748,121

2%

Other Expenses$54,018,952

6%

Operating Uses

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University of HoustonFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 33,384.66

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 166,238,158$ 4,979$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 36,368,445 1,089Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 10,001,215 300Higher Education Assistance Funds 35,885,768 1,075Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 248,493,586$ 7,443$

Student & ParentTuition - net 217,827,449$ 6,525$ Fees - net 109,259,637 3,273Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 327,087,086$ 9,798$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 119,616,176$ 3,583$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 33,190,414$ 994$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 189,017 6Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 96,801,740 2,900Sales and Services 47,928,648 1,436Net Auxiliary Enterprises 81,009,529 2,427Other Income (See FN3) 19,831,952 594Subtotal 278,951,300$ 8,357$ Total Operating Sources 974,148,148$ 29,181$

Operating UsesInstruction 212,670,340$ 6,370$ Research 108,765,832 3,258Public Service 42,303,254 1,267Academic Support 151,929,018 4,551Student Services 31,174,492 934Institutional Support 68,782,010 2,060Operations and Maintenance of Plant 42,696,485 1,279Scholarships and Fellowships 55,312,121 1,657Auxiliary Enterprises 90,803,006 2,720Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 16,748,121 502Other Expenses (See FN3) 54,018,952 1,618Total Operating Uses 875,203,631$ 26,216$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (145,232,134) (4,350)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 43,339,000 1,298Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 131,580,000 3,941Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (89,095,715) (2,669)Subtotal (59,408,849)$ (1,780)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 22,662,538 679$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 9,459,336 283Subtotal 32,121,874$ 962$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 71,657,542$ 2,147$

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University of Houston - Clear LakeFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $107,835,765

Total Operating Sources $107,835,765

Total Operating Uses $107,198,879

State of Texas$38,385,007

36%

Student & Parent$53,209,336

49%

Federal Government$11,509,028

11%

Institutional Resources$4,732,394

4%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$30,770,545

29%

State Grants & Contracts$2,279,682

2%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$120,6130%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$5,214,1675%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$53,209,336

49%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$11,509,02811%

Endowment & Interest Income

$984,2051%

Local Government Grants$4,104

0%

Private Gifts & Grants$1,243,165

1%

Sales & Services$1,097,751

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$1,358,530

1% Other Income$44,639

0%

Operating Sources

Instruction$39,897,060

37%

Research$1,716,465

2%

Public Service$422,522

0%

Academic Support$13,903,900

13%

Student Services$5,695,050

5% Institutional Support$14,514,552

14%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$6,049,0296%

Scholarships & Fellowships$10,927,183

10%

Auxiliary Enterprises$5,903,740

5%Capital Outlay$3,133,229

3%

Other Expenses$5,036,149

5%

Operating Uses

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University of Houston - Clear LakeFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 5,775.88

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 30,770,545$ 5,327$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 2,279,682 395Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 120,613 21Higher Education Assistance Funds 5,214,167 903Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 38,385,007$ 6,646$

Student & ParentTuition - net 41,402,586$ 7,168$ Fees - net 11,806,750 2,044Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 53,209,336$ 9,212$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 11,509,028$ 1,993$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 984,205$ 170$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 4,104 1Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 1,243,165 215Sales and Services 1,097,751 190Net Auxiliary Enterprises 1,358,530 235Other Income (See FN3) 44,639 8Subtotal 4,732,394$ 819$ Total Operating Sources 107,835,765$ 18,670$

Operating UsesInstruction 39,897,060$ 6,908$ Research 1,716,465 297Public Service 422,522 73Academic Support 13,903,900 2,407Student Services 5,695,050 986Institutional Support 14,514,552 2,513Operations and Maintenance of Plant 6,049,029 1,047Scholarships and Fellowships 10,927,183 1,892Auxiliary Enterprises 5,903,740 1,022Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 3,133,229 542Other Expenses (See FN3) 5,036,149 872Total Operating Uses 107,198,879$ 18,559$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources - -$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 1,312,839 227Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (3,105,099) (538)Subtotal (1,792,260)$ (311)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 3,059,795 530$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 194,425 34Subtotal 3,254,220$ 564$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 2,098,846$ 364$

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University of Houston - DowntownFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $146,564,075

Total Operating Sources $146,564,075

Total Operating Uses $139,103,917

State of Texas$42,389,872

29%

Student & Parent$60,446,861

41%

Federal Government$32,207,672

22%

Institutional Resources$11,519,670

8%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$27,205,904

19%

State Grants & Contracts$7,615,387

5%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$133,3430%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$7,435,2385%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$60,446,861

41%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$32,207,67222%

Endowment & Interest Income

$2,509,7292%

Local Government Grants$8,175

0%

Private Gifts & Grants$1,367,291

1%

Sales & Services$4,462,560

3%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$2,229,278

1%Other Income

$942,6371%

Operating Sources

Instruction$40,250,695

29%

Research$2,231,161

1%

Public Service$4,432,216

3%

Academic Support$20,386,886

15%

Student Services$3,900,860

3%Institutional Support

$18,932,78813%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$6,523,7705%

Scholarships & Fellowships$29,835,768

21%Auxiliary Enterprises

$7,848,0246%

Capital Outlay$3,741,573

3%

Other Expenses$1,020,176

1%

Operating Uses

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University of Houston - DowntownFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 9,440.06

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 27,205,904$ 2,882$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 7,615,387 807Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 133,343 14Higher Education Assistance Funds 7,435,238 788Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 42,389,872$ 4,491$

Student & ParentTuition - net 45,347,608$ 4,804$ Fees - net 15,099,253 1,599Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 60,446,861$ 6,403$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 32,207,672$ 3,412$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 2,509,729$ 266$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 8,175 1Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 1,367,291 145Sales and Services 4,462,560 473Net Auxiliary Enterprises 2,229,278 236Other Income (See FN3) 942,637 100Subtotal 11,519,670$ 1,221$ Total Operating Sources 146,564,075$ 15,527$

Operating UsesInstruction 40,250,695$ 4,264$ Research 2,231,161 236Public Service 4,432,216 470Academic Support 20,386,886 2,160Student Services 3,900,860 413Institutional Support 18,932,788 2,006Operations and Maintenance of Plant 6,523,770 691Scholarships and Fellowships 29,835,768 3,161Auxiliary Enterprises 7,848,024 831Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 3,741,573 396Other Expenses (See FN3) 1,020,176 108Total Operating Uses 139,103,917$ 14,736$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources - -$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 1,683,674 178Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (1,758,612) (186)Subtotal (74,938)$ (8)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 1,654,985 175$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 169,083 18Subtotal 1,824,068$ 193$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 9,209,288$ 976$

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University of Houston - VictoriaFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $53,184,870

Total Operating Sources $53,184,870

Total Operating Uses $52,832,737

State of Texas$22,958,591

43%

Student & Parent$18,136,948

34%

Federal Government$6,152,407

12%

Institutional Resources$5,936,924

11%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$18,961,098

36%

State Grants & Contracts$1,602,529

3%Research Development

Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge

Fund$1,043

0%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$2,393,9214%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$18,136,948

34%

Federal Grants & Contracts$6,152,407

12%

Endowment & Interest Income

$938,7462%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$1,551,896

3%

Sales & Services$339,975

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$2,831,805

5%

Other Income$274,502

0%

Operating Sources

Instruction$21,252,466

40%

Research$204,909

0%

Public Service$921,110

2%

Academic Support$6,949,484

13%

Student Services$5,616,634

11%Institutional Support

$5,312,40710%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$2,179,3324%

Scholarships & Fellowships$3,822,096

7%

Auxiliary Enterprises$3,183,984

6%Capital Outlay

$230,7571%

Other Expenses$3,159,558

6%

Operating Uses

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University of Houston - VictoriaFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 3,118.47

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 18,961,098$ 6,080$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 1,602,529 514Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 1,043 -Higher Education Assistance Funds 2,393,921 768Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 22,958,591$ 7,362$

Student & ParentTuition - net 13,210,814$ 4,236$ Fees - net 4,926,134 1,580Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 18,136,948$ 5,816$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 6,152,407$ 1,973$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 938,746$ 301$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 1,551,896 498Sales and Services 339,975 109Net Auxiliary Enterprises 2,831,805 908Other Income (See FN3) 274,502 88Subtotal 5,936,924$ 1,904$ Total Operating Sources 53,184,870$ 17,055$

Operating UsesInstruction 21,252,466$ 6,815$ Research 204,909 66Public Service 921,110 295Academic Support 6,949,484 2,228Student Services 5,616,634 1,801Institutional Support 5,312,407 1,704Operations and Maintenance of Plant 2,179,332 699Scholarships and Fellowships 3,822,096 1,226Auxiliary Enterprises 3,183,984 1,021Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 230,757 74Other Expenses (See FN3) 3,159,558 1,013Total Operating Uses 52,832,737$ 16,942$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (9,460,952) (3,034)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 3,525,623 1,131Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 5,355,000 1,717Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (5,096,874) (1,634)Subtotal (5,677,203)$ (1,820)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 600,824 193$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 22,441 7Subtotal 623,265$ 200$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) (4,701,805)$ (1,507)$

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Lamar University For the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $211,201,393

Total Operating Sources $211,201,393

Total Operating Uses $189,300,203

State of Texas$64,585,291

30%

Student & Parent$97,337,508

46%

Federal Government$20,501,951

10%

Institutional Resources$28,776,643

14%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$50,003,622

24%

State Grants & Contracts$5,901,979

3%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$348,7570%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$8,330,9334%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$97,337,508

46%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$20,501,95110%

Endowment & Interest Income

$824,8500%

Local Government Grants$30,100

0%

Private Gifts & Grants$4,178,174

2%

Sales & Services$3,063,943

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$18,581,042

9%

Other Income$2,098,534

1%

Operating Sources

Instruction$60,769,008

32%

Research$3,139,067

2%

Public Service$1,341,742

1%

Academic Support$27,024,628

14%

Student Services$7,281,673

4%Institutional Support

$21,341,71911%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$12,211,9637%

Scholarships & Fellowships$25,426,910

13%

Auxiliary Enterprises$26,638,519

14%Capital Outlay

$1,928,9701%

Other Expenses$2,196,004

1%

Operating Uses

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Lamar University For the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 12,082.39

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 50,003,622$ 4,139$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 5,901,979 488Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 348,757 29Higher Education Assistance Funds 8,330,933 690Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 64,585,291$ 5,346$

Student & ParentTuition - net 76,989,345$ 6,372$ Fees - net 20,348,163 1,684Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 97,337,508$ 8,056$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 20,501,951$ 1,697$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 824,850$ 68$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 30,100 2Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 4,178,174 346Sales and Services 3,063,943 254Net Auxiliary Enterprises 18,581,042 1,538Other Income (See FN3) 2,098,534 174Subtotal 28,776,643$ 2,382$ Total Operating Sources 211,201,393$ 17,481$

Operating UsesInstruction 60,769,008$ 5,030$ Research 3,139,067 260Public Service 1,341,742 111Academic Support 27,024,628 2,237Student Services 7,281,673 603Institutional Support 21,341,719 1,766Operations and Maintenance of Plant 12,211,963 1,011Scholarships and Fellowships 25,426,910 2,104Auxiliary Enterprises 26,638,519 2,205Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 1,928,970 160Other Expenses (See FN3) 2,196,004 182Total Operating Uses 189,300,203$ 15,669$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources - -$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (2,590,975) (214)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (12,603,161) (1,043)Subtotal (15,194,136)$ (1,257)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 1,116,511 92$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal 1,116,511$ 92$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 7,823,565$ 647$

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Sam Houston State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $289,699,116

Total Operating Sources $289,699,116

Total Operating Uses $261,315,048

State of Texas$78,276,562

27%

Student & Parent$120,718,387

42%

Federal Government$34,245,344

12%

Institutional Resources$56,458,823

19%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$54,215,047

19%

State Grants & Contracts

$11,890,6524%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$277,7530%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$11,893,1104%Available University

Fund Excellence$00%

Tuition & Fees$120,718,387

42%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$34,245,34412%

Endowment & Interest Income

$3,183,7971%

Local Government Grants

$267,1790%

Private Gifts & Grants$4,405,611

2%

Sales & Services$4,350,659

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$37,091,946

13%

Other Income$7,159,631

2%

Operating Sources

Instruction$83,239,529

32%

Research$3,919,628

1%

Public Service$11,827,791

5%

Academic Support$34,038,129

13%

Student Services$21,085,643

8%Institutional Support

$19,662,7337%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$17,854,1307%

Scholarships & Fellowships$25,911,101

10%

Auxiliary Enterprises$38,154,646

15%Capital Outlay$4,943,798

2%

Other Expenses$677,920

0%

Operating Uses

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Sam Houston State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 16,273.03

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 54,215,047$ 3,332$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 11,890,652 731Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 277,753 17Higher Education Assistance Funds 11,893,110 731Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 78,276,562$ 4,811$

Student & ParentTuition - net 64,289,005$ 3,951$ Fees - net 56,429,382 3,468Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 120,718,387$ 7,419$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 34,245,344$ 2,104$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 3,183,797$ 196$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 267,179 16Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 4,405,611 271Sales and Services 4,350,659 267Net Auxiliary Enterprises 37,091,946 2,279Other Income (See FN3) 7,159,631 440Subtotal 56,458,823$ 3,469$ Total Operating Sources 289,699,116$ 17,803$

Operating UsesInstruction 83,239,529$ 5,115$ Research 3,919,628 241Public Service 11,827,791 727Academic Support 34,038,129 2,092Student Services 21,085,643 1,296Institutional Support 19,662,733 1,208Operations and Maintenance of Plant 17,854,130 1,097Scholarships and Fellowships 25,911,101 1,592Auxiliary Enterprises 38,154,646 2,345Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 4,943,798 304Other Expenses (See FN3) 677,920 42Total Operating Uses 261,315,048$ 16,059$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (17,906,811) (1,100)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (10,018,669) (616)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) - -Subtotal (27,925,480)$ (1,716)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 9,367,967 576$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 6,121,382 376Subtotal 15,489,349$ 952$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 15,947,937$ 980$

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Texas State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $570,228,483

Total Operating Sources $570,228,483

Total Operating Uses $482,122,500

State of Texas$173,090,790

30%

Student & Parent$223,485,482

39%

Federal Government$66,017,216

12%

Institutional Resources$107,634,995

19%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$108,064,893

19%

State Grants & Contracts

$41,121,0247%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$2,041,6150%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$21,863,2584%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$223,485,482

39%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$66,017,21612%

Endowment & Interest Income

$3,929,8301%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$14,952,967

3%

Sales & Services$14,083,147

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$74,024,902

13%

Other Income$644,149

0%

Operating Sources

Instruction$168,648,676

35%

Research$33,138,109

7%

Public Service$4,364,821

1%

Academic Support$42,067,768

9%

Student Services$30,735,006

6%Institutional Support

$30,578,1926%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$38,476,6578%

Scholarships & Fellowships$47,479,978

10%

Auxiliary Enterprises$71,730,343

15%Capital Outlay$12,636,111

3%

Other Expenses$2,266,839

0%

Operating Uses

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Texas State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 30,000.37

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 108,064,893$ 3,602$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 41,121,024 1,371Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 2,041,615 68Higher Education Assistance Funds 21,863,258 729Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 173,090,790$ 5,770$

Student & ParentTuition - net 157,717,157$ 5,257$ Fees - net 65,768,325 2,192Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 223,485,482$ 7,449$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 66,017,216$ 2,201$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 3,929,830$ 131$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 14,952,967 498Sales and Services 14,083,147 469Net Auxiliary Enterprises 74,024,902 2,467Other Income (See FN3) 644,149 21Subtotal 107,634,995$ 3,586$ Total Operating Sources 570,228,483$ 19,006$

Operating UsesInstruction 168,648,676$ 5,622$ Research 33,138,109 1,105Public Service 4,364,821 145Academic Support 42,067,768 1,402Student Services 30,735,006 1,024Institutional Support 30,578,192 1,019Operations and Maintenance of Plant 38,476,657 1,283Scholarships and Fellowships 47,479,978 1,583Auxiliary Enterprises 71,730,343 2,391Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 12,636,111 421Other Expenses (See FN3) 2,266,839 76Total Operating Uses 482,122,500$ 16,071$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (71,422,181) (2,381)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (18,826,332) (628)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 57,600,000 1,920Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (27,549,484) (918)Subtotal (60,197,997)$ (2,007)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 6,358,560 212$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 285,521 10Subtotal 6,644,081$ 222$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 34,552,067$ 1,150$

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Sul Ross State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $53,501,643

Total Operating Sources $53,501,643

Total Operating Uses $47,310,840

State of Texas$25,979,446

49%

Student & Parent$8,724,128

16%

Federal Government$10,997,635

20%

Institutional Resources$7,800,434

15%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$22,625,462

42%

State Grants & Contracts$1,140,800

2%Research Development

Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge

Fund$142,743

0%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$2,070,4414%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$8,724,128

16%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$10,997,63521%

Endowment & Interest Income$32,481

0%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$3,939,550

8%

Sales & Services$973,742

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$2,666,976

5%Other Income

$187,6850%

Operating Sources

Instruction$12,224,827

26%

Research$2,139,634

4%

Public Service$1,640,187

3%

Academic Support$5,086,574

11%

Student Services$3,583,527

8% Institutional Support$9,003,371

19%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$4,200,0909%

Scholarships & Fellowships$2,834,259

6%

Auxiliary Enterprises$4,667,987

10%Capital Outlay$1,181,432

2%

Other Expenses$748,952

2%

Operating Uses

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Sul Ross State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 1,949.71

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 22,625,462$ 11,605$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 1,140,800 585Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 142,743 73Higher Education Assistance Funds 2,070,441 1,062Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 25,979,446$ 13,325$

Student & ParentTuition - net 5,850,933$ 3,001$ Fees - net 2,873,195 1,474Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 8,724,128$ 4,475$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 10,997,635$ 5,641$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 32,481$ 17$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 3,939,550 2,021Sales and Services 973,742 499Net Auxiliary Enterprises 2,666,976 1,368Other Income (See FN3) 187,685 96Subtotal 7,800,434$ 4,001$ Total Operating Sources 53,501,643$ 27,442$

Operating UsesInstruction 12,224,827$ 6,270$ Research 2,139,634 1,097Public Service 1,640,187 841Academic Support 5,086,574 2,609Student Services 3,583,527 1,838Institutional Support 9,003,371 4,618Operations and Maintenance of Plant 4,200,090 2,154Scholarships and Fellowships 2,834,259 1,454Auxiliary Enterprises 4,667,987 2,394Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 1,181,432 606Other Expenses (See FN3) 748,952 384Total Operating Uses 47,310,840$ 24,265$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (1,658,951) (851)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (272,323) (140)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (3,984,673) (2,044)Subtotal (5,915,947)$ (3,035)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 2,990,640 1,534$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 471,794 242Subtotal 3,462,434$ 1,776$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 3,737,290$ 1,918$

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Texas Tech UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $795,263,770

Total Operating Sources $795,263,770

Total Operating Uses $668,939,563

State of Texas$232,923,107

29%

Student & Parent$268,043,577

34%

Federal Government$73,326,355

9%

Institutional Resources$220,970,731

28%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$166,047,675

21%

State Grants & Contracts

$31,617,7074%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$11,321,6371%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$23,936,0883%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$268,043,577

34%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$73,326,3559%

Endowment & Interest Income

$28,944,9384%

Local Government Grants

$829,5080%

Private Gifts & Grants$44,204,700

6%

Sales & Services$9,530,406

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$130,992,60716%

Other Income$6,468,572

1%

Operating Sources

Instruction$164,022,047

24%

Research$128,381,372

19%

Public Service$12,057,262

2%

Academic Support$76,091,137

11%

Student Services$37,539,682

6%Institutional Support

$37,458,4176%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$39,126,3026%

Scholarships & Fellowships$39,434,951

6%

Auxiliary Enterprises$109,977,821

16%Capital Outlay$24,129,192

4%

Other Expenses$721,380

0%

Operating Uses

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Texas Tech UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 29,700.96

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 166,047,675$ 5,591$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 31,617,707 1,065Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 11,321,637 381Higher Education Assistance Funds 23,936,088 806Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 232,923,107$ 7,843$

Student & ParentTuition - net 152,550,677$ 5,136$ Fees - net 115,492,900 3,889Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 268,043,577$ 9,025$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 73,326,355$ 2,469$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 28,944,938$ 975$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 829,508 28Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 44,204,700 1,488Sales and Services 9,530,406 321Net Auxiliary Enterprises 130,992,607 4,410Other Income (See FN3) 6,468,572 218Subtotal 220,970,731$ 7,440$ Total Operating Sources 795,263,770$ 26,777$

Operating UsesInstruction 164,022,047$ 5,522$ Research 128,381,372 4,322Public Service 12,057,262 406Academic Support 76,091,137 2,562Student Services 37,539,682 1,264Institutional Support 37,458,417 1,261Operations and Maintenance of Plant 39,126,302 1,317Scholarships and Fellowships 39,434,951 1,328Auxiliary Enterprises 109,977,821 3,703Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 24,129,192 812Other Expenses (See FN3) 721,380 24Total Operating Uses 668,939,563$ 22,521$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (109,858,374) (3,699)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 19,620,037 661Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 70,200,000 2,364Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (51,417,157) (1,731)Subtotal (71,455,494)$ (2,405)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 19,091,199 643$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 3,295,383 111Subtotal 22,386,582$ 754$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 77,255,295$ 2,605$

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Angelo State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $122,859,643

Total Operating Sources $122,859,643

Total Operating Uses $106,448,169

State of Texas$42,816,395

35%

Student & Parent$36,775,197

30%

Federal Government$13,624,656

11%

Institutional Resources$29,643,395

24%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$33,827,753

28%

State Grants & Contracts$5,206,824

4%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$38,7910%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$3,743,0273%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$36,775,197

30%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$13,624,65611%

Endowment & Interest Income

$8,473,3357%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$5,582,819

5%

Sales & Services$1,181,080

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$12,790,252

10%

Other Income$1,615,909

1%

Operating Sources

Instruction$35,417,683

33%

Research$847,357

1%

Public Service$1,787,771

2%

Academic Support$5,674,882

5%

Student Services$5,135,235

5%

Institutional Support$13,815,447

13%Operations &

Maintenance of Plant$6,732,360

6%

Scholarships & Fellowships$12,872,420

12%

Auxiliary Enterprises$15,111,554

14%

Capital Outlay$866,973

1%Other Expenses

$8,186,4878%

Operating Uses

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Angelo State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 5,493.52

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 33,827,753$ 6,158$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 5,206,824 948Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 38,791 7Higher Education Assistance Funds 3,743,027 681Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 42,816,395$ 7,794$

Student & ParentTuition - net 21,608,327$ 3,933$ Fees - net 15,166,870 2,761Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 36,775,197$ 6,694$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 13,624,656$ 2,480$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 8,473,335$ 1,542$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 5,582,819 1,016Sales and Services 1,181,080 215Net Auxiliary Enterprises 12,790,252 2,328Other Income (See FN3) 1,615,909 294Subtotal 29,643,395$ 5,395$ Total Operating Sources 122,859,643$ 22,363$

Operating UsesInstruction 35,417,683$ 6,447$ Research 847,357 154Public Service 1,787,771 325Academic Support 5,674,882 1,033Student Services 5,135,235 935Institutional Support 13,815,447 2,515Operations and Maintenance of Plant 6,732,360 1,226Scholarships and Fellowships 12,872,420 2,343Auxiliary Enterprises 15,111,554 2,751Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 866,973 158Other Expenses (See FN3) 8,186,487 1,490Total Operating Uses 106,448,169$ 19,377$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (5,042,609) (918)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (534,295) (97)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (5,535,210) (1,008)Subtotal (11,112,114)$ (2,023)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 639,039 116$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal 639,039$ 116$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 5,938,399$ 1,079$

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University of North TexasFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $620,773,459

Total Operating Sources $620,773,459

Total Operating Uses $533,068,102

State of Texas$159,564,006

26%

Student & Parent$245,588,358

40%

Federal Government$75,721,416

12%

Institutional Resources$139,899,679

22%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$128,739,530

21%

State Grants & Contracts$1,434,131

0%Research Development

Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge

Fund$1,543,869

0%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$27,846,4764%Available University

Fund Excellence$00%

Tuition & Fees$245,588,358

40%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$75,721,41612%

Endowment & Interest Income

$16,919,2873%

Local Government Grants

$25,083,6214%

Private Gifts & Grants$4,906,527

1%

Sales & Services$35,918,816

6%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$52,367,674

8%

Other Income$4,703,754

1%

Operating Sources

Instruction$206,905,933

39%

Research$23,693,248

4%

Public Service$6,240,723

1%

Academic Support$61,982,018

12%

Student Services$59,710,781

11%Institutional Support

$26,545,1885%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$31,650,4976%

Scholarships & Fellowships$66,817,195

12%

Auxiliary Enterprises$41,022,031

8%

Capital Outlay$8,500,488

2%

Other Expenses$00%

Operating Uses

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University of North TexasFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 29,743.45

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 128,739,530$ 4,328$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 1,434,131 48Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 1,543,869 52Higher Education Assistance Funds 27,846,476 936Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 159,564,006$ 5,364$

Student & ParentTuition - net 217,037,690$ 7,297$ Fees - net 28,550,668 960Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 245,588,358$ 8,257$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 75,721,416$ 2,546$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 16,919,287$ 569$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 25,083,621 843Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 4,906,527 165Sales and Services 35,918,816 1,208Net Auxiliary Enterprises 52,367,674 1,761Other Income (See FN3) 4,703,754 158Subtotal 139,899,679$ 4,704$ Total Operating Sources 620,773,459$ 20,871$

Operating UsesInstruction 206,905,933$ 6,956$ Research 23,693,248 797Public Service 6,240,723 210Academic Support 61,982,018 2,084Student Services 59,710,781 2,008Institutional Support 26,545,188 892Operations and Maintenance of Plant 31,650,497 1,064Scholarships and Fellowships 66,817,195 2,246Auxiliary Enterprises 41,022,031 1,379Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 8,500,488 286Other Expenses (See FN3) - -Total Operating Uses 533,068,102$ 17,922$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (73,224,419) (2,462)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (23,627,340) (794)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (12,185,349) (410)Subtotal (109,037,108)$ (3,666)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 13,408,397 451$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal 13,408,397$ 451$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) (7,923,354)$ (266)$

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University of North Texas at DallasFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Uses $20,762,017

Total Operating Sources $26,687,747

Total Operating Sources $26,687,747

State of Texas$15,672,042

59%

Student & Parent$9,491,522

35%

Federal Government$522,746

2%Institutional Resources

$1,001,4374%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$15,591,222

58%State Grants & Contracts$79,822

0%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$0, 0%Higher Education Assistance Funds

$0, 0%

Available University Fund Excellence

$0, 0%Tuition & Fees

$9,491,52236%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$0, 0%

Endowment & Interest Income$111,472

0%

Local Government Grants$0, 0%

Private Gifts & Grants$561,836

2%

Sales & Services$00%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$0, 0%

Other Income$184,740

1%

Operating Sources

Instruction$6,744,987

33%

Research$25,595

0%

Public Service$628,494

3%

Academic Support$2,002,292

10%

Student Services$2,933,872

14%Institutional Support

$4,948,04824%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$1,287,2726%

Scholarships & Fellowships

$25,0010%

Auxiliary Enterprises$202,198

1%

Capital Outlay$253,852

1%

Other Expenses$1,710,406

8%

Operating Uses

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University of North Texas at DallasFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 1,332.78

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 15,591,222$ 11,698$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 79,822 60Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 998 1Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 15,672,042$ 11,759$

Student & ParentTuition - net 9,054,212$ 6,793$ Fees - net 437,310 328Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 9,491,522$ 7,121$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 522,746$ 392$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 111,472$ 84$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 561,836 422Sales and Services - -Net Auxiliary Enterprises 143,389 108Other Income (See FN3) 184,740 139Subtotal 1,001,437$ 753$ Total Operating Sources 26,687,747$ 20,025$

Operating UsesInstruction 6,744,987$ 5,061$ Research 25,595 19Public Service 628,494 472Academic Support 2,002,292 1,502Student Services 2,933,872 2,201Institutional Support 4,948,048 3,713Operations and Maintenance of Plant 1,287,272 966Scholarships and Fellowships 25,001 19Auxiliary Enterprises 202,198 152Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 253,852 190Other Expenses (See FN3) 1,710,406 1,283Total Operating Uses 20,762,017$ 15,578$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources - -$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (1,192,406) (895)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) - -Subtotal (1,192,406)$ (895)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 227,732 171$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 863 1Subtotal 228,595$ 172$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 4,961,919$ 3,724$

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Midwestern State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $93,645,201

Total Operating Sources $93,645,201

Total Operating Uses $90,004,934

State of Texas$29,323,163

31%

Student & Parent$31,281,819

33%

Federal Government$8,989,835

10%

Institutional Resources$24,050,384

26%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$21,903,390

23%

State Grants & Contracts$3,822,935

4%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$37,4050%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$3,559,4334%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$31,281,819

33%

Federal Grants & Contracts$8,989,835

10%

Endowment & Interest Income

$1,618,3812%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$8,550,360

9%

Sales & Services$1,517,371

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$9,165,772

10%

Other Income$3,198,500

3%

Operating Sources

Instruction$28,516,653

32%

Research$479,966

0%

Public Service$840,177

1%

Academic Support$5,858,235

6%

Student Services$11,636,617

13%Institutional Support

$7,627,2598%Operations &

Maintenance of Plant$8,637,106

10%

Scholarships & Fellowships$10,457,933

12%

Auxiliary Enterprises$6,045,050

7%Capital Outlay

$9,755,93411%

Other Expenses$150,004

0%

Operating Uses

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Midwestern State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 4,578.23

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 21,903,390$ 4,784$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 3,822,935 835Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 37,405 8Higher Education Assistance Funds 3,559,433 777Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 29,323,163$ 6,404$

Student & ParentTuition - net 18,288,298$ 3,995$ Fees - net 12,993,521 2,838Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 31,281,819$ 6,833$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 8,989,835$ 1,964$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 1,618,381$ 353$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 8,550,360 1,868Sales and Services 1,517,371 331Net Auxiliary Enterprises 9,165,772 2,002Other Income (See FN3) 3,198,500 699Subtotal 24,050,384$ 5,253$ Total Operating Sources 93,645,201$ 20,454$

Operating UsesInstruction 28,516,653$ 6,229$ Research 479,966 105Public Service 840,177 184Academic Support 5,858,235 1,280Student Services 11,636,617 2,542Institutional Support 7,627,259 1,666Operations and Maintenance of Plant 8,637,106 1,887Scholarships and Fellowships 10,457,933 2,284Auxiliary Enterprises 6,045,050 1,320Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 9,755,934 2,131Other Expenses (See FN3) 150,004 33Total Operating Uses 90,004,934$ 19,661$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (2,366,436) (517)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (777,587) (170)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 47,970 10Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (9,013,620) (1,969)Subtotal (12,109,673)$ (2,646)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 3,434,194 750$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 337,110 74Subtotal 3,771,304$ 824$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) (4,698,102)$ (1,029)$

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Stephen F. Austin State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $218,561,210

Total Operating Sources $218,561,210

Total Operating Uses $188,684,176

State of Texas$70,832,359

32%

Student & Parent$75,798,002

35%

Federal Government$26,757,213

12%

Institutional Resources$45,173,636

21%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$52,131,515

24%

State Grants & Contracts$9,955,104

4%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$319,8030%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$8,425,9374%Available University

Fund Excellence$00%

Tuition & Fees$75,798,002

35%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$26,757,21312%

Endowment & Interest Income

$2,466,5431%

Local Government Grants

$334,8110%

Private Gifts & Grants$4,734,251

2%

Sales & Services$6,219,289

3%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$29,630,895

14%

Other Income$1,787,847

1%

Operating Sources

Instruction$62,040,208

33%

Research$3,653,988

2%

Public Service$2,987,467

2%

Academic Support$14,266,087

7%

Student Services$21,329,316

11% Institutional Support$20,571,595

11%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$12,887,4157%

Scholarships & Fellowships$18,599,108

10%

Auxiliary Enterprises$30,170,052

16%Capital Outlay$1,065,777

0%

Other Expenses$1,113,163

1%

Operating Uses

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Stephen F. Austin State UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 10,859.97

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 52,131,515$ 4,800$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 9,955,104 917Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 319,803 29Higher Education Assistance Funds 8,425,937 776Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 70,832,359$ 6,522$

Student & ParentTuition - net 54,133,396$ 4,985$ Fees - net 21,664,606 1,995Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 75,798,002$ 6,980$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 26,757,213$ 2,464$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 2,466,543$ 227$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 334,811 31Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 4,734,251 436Sales and Services 6,219,289 573Net Auxiliary Enterprises 29,630,895 2,728Other Income (See FN3) 1,787,847 165Subtotal 45,173,636$ 4,160$ Total Operating Sources 218,561,210$ 20,126$

Operating UsesInstruction 62,040,208$ 5,713$ Research 3,653,988 336Public Service 2,987,467 275Academic Support 14,266,087 1,314Student Services 21,329,316 1,964Institutional Support 20,571,595 1,894Operations and Maintenance of Plant 12,887,415 1,187Scholarships and Fellowships 18,599,108 1,713Auxiliary Enterprises 30,170,052 2,778Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 1,065,777 98Other Expenses (See FN3) 1,113,163 103Total Operating Uses 188,684,176$ 17,375$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (3,483,384) (321)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (1,383,995) (127)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 1,224,905 113Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (21,726,535) (2,001)Subtotal (25,369,009)$ (2,336)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 3,155,976 291$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 47,725 4Subtotal 3,203,701$ 295$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 7,711,726$ 710$

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Texas Southern UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $196,003,956

Total Operating Sources $196,003,956

Total Operating Uses $179,888,879

State of Texas$78,853,799

40%

Student & Parent$55,964,164

29%

Federal Government$38,622,353

20%

Institutional Resources$22,563,640

11%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$60,690,543

31%

State Grants & Contracts$9,102,331

5%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$166,2250%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$8,894,7004%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$55,964,164

29%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$38,622,35320%

Endowment & Interest Income

$3,799,8342%

Local Government Grants$66,397

0%

Private Gifts & Grants$850,914

0%

Sales & Services$98,550

0%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$11,813,001

6%

Other Income$5,934,944

3%

Operating Sources

Instruction$75,715,948

42%

Research$5,849,371

3%

Public Service$1,365,493

1%

Academic Support$13,497,283

8%

Student Services$11,566,157

7% Institutional Support$25,053,127

14%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$12,964,2607%

Scholarships & Fellowships$14,904,557

8%

Auxiliary Enterprises$14,888,070

8%Capital Outlay$3,770,864

2%

Other Expenses$313,749

0%

Operating Uses

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Texas Southern UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 7,794.07

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 60,690,543$ 7,787$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 9,102,331 1,168Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 166,225 21Higher Education Assistance Funds 8,894,700 1,141Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 78,853,799$ 10,117$

Student & ParentTuition - net 42,456,949$ 5,447$ Fees - net 13,507,215 1,733Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 55,964,164$ 7,180$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 38,622,353$ 4,955$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 3,799,834$ 488$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 66,397 9Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 850,914 109Sales and Services 98,550 13Net Auxiliary Enterprises 11,813,001 1,516Other Income (See FN3) 5,934,944 761Subtotal 22,563,640$ 2,896$ Total Operating Sources 196,003,956$ 25,148$

Operating UsesInstruction 75,715,948$ 9,715$ Research 5,849,371 750Public Service 1,365,493 175Academic Support 13,497,283 1,732Student Services 11,566,157 1,484Institutional Support 25,053,127 3,214Operations and Maintenance of Plant 12,964,260 1,663Scholarships and Fellowships 14,904,557 1,912Auxiliary Enterprises 14,888,070 1,910Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 3,770,864 484Other Expenses (See FN3) 313,749 40Total Operating Uses 179,888,879$ 23,079$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (12,525,414) (1,607)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (1,283,668) (165)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (22,135,548) (2,840)Subtotal (35,944,630)$ (4,612)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 7,272,906 933$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 267,656 34Subtotal 7,540,562$ 967$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) (12,288,991)$ (1,576)$

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Texas Woman's UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Sources $204,960,958

Total Operating Sources $204,960,958

Total Operating Uses $173,931,604

State of Texas$78,577,317

38%

Student & Parent$67,171,639

33%

Federal Government$23,936,177

12%

Institutional Resources$35,275,825

17%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$61,456,291

30%

State Grants & Contracts$6,804,600

3%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$146,7310%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$10,169,6955%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$67,171,639

33%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$23,936,17712%

Endowment & Interest Income

$4,410,1402%

Local Government Grants

$2,314,9491%

Private Gifts & Grants$3,473,063

2%

Sales & Services$00%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$21,470,734

10%

Other Income$3,606,939

2%

Operating Sources

Instruction$66,122,645

38%

Research$3,040,467

2%

Public Service$705,892

0%

Academic Support$19,337,010

11%

Student Services$11,612,980

7%

Institutional Support$15,281,511

9%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$18,974,25211%

Scholarships & Fellowships$14,104,523

8%

Auxiliary Enterprises$23,611,768

13%Capital Outlay

$1,137,1641%

Other Expenses$3,392

0%

Operating Uses

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Texas Woman's UniversityFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 12,176.37

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 61,456,291$ 5,047$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 6,804,600 559Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund 146,731 12Higher Education Assistance Funds 10,169,695 835Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 78,577,317$ 6,453$

Student & ParentTuition - net 73,379,143$ 6,026$ Fees - net (6,207,504) (510)Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 67,171,639$ 5,516$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 23,936,177$ 1,966$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 4,410,140$ 362$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 2,314,949 190Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 3,473,063 285Sales and Services - -Net Auxiliary Enterprises 21,470,734 1,763Other Income (See FN3) 3,606,939 296Subtotal 35,275,825$ 2,896$ Total Operating Sources 204,960,958$ 16,831$

Operating UsesInstruction 66,122,645$ 5,430$ Research 3,040,467 250Public Service 705,892 58Academic Support 19,337,010 1,588Student Services 11,612,980 954Institutional Support 15,281,511 1,255Operations and Maintenance of Plant 18,974,252 1,558Scholarships and Fellowships 14,104,523 1,158Auxiliary Enterprises 23,611,768 1,939Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 1,137,164 93Other Expenses (See FN3) 3,392 -Total Operating Uses 173,931,604$ 14,283$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (5,608,822) (461)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 8,617,248 708Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (3,149,230) (259)Subtotal (140,804)$ (12)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 733,567 60$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal 733,567$ 60$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 31,622,117$ 2,596$

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Health-Related Institutions

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Summary of All Health-Related InstitutionsFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-operating Funds are not included in charts above. See following page (Summary).May not add to 100% due to rounding.

Total Operating Sources $11,688,454,421

Total Operating Uses $10,279,400,797

Total Operating Sources $11,688,454,421

State of Texas$1,684,212,335

14%Student & Parent

$234,144,3072%

Federal Government$895,855,103

8%

Institutional Resources$2,405,301,488

21%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$6,468,941,18855%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$1,539,765,709

13%

State Grants & Contracts

$109,881,7921%

Research Development Funds

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds$25,744,834, 0%

Available University Fund Excellence

$0, 0%

Tuition & Fees$206,155,560, 2%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$966,627,400, 9%

Endowment & Interest Income

$273,761,377, 3%

Local Government Grants

$737,643,4086%

Private Gifts & Grants$726,399,696

6%

Sales & Services$126,766,535

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$97,462,373

1%

Other Income$334,986,535

3%

Professional Fees$1,466,324,710

13%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$5,002,616,47843%

Operating Sources

Instruction$2,196,245,906

21%

Research$1,528,519,041

15%

Public Service$244,236,678

2%

Academic Support$504,826,895

5%

Student Services$42,278,627

0%

Institutional Support$610,570,482

6%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$502,759,5265%

Scholarships & Fellowships$29,967,312

0%Auxiliary Enterprises

$71,536,7801%Capital Outlay$175,458,251

2%

Other Expenses$11,362,227

0%

Hospitals & Clinics$4,361,639,072

43%

Operating Uses

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Summary of All Health-Related InstitutionsFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 24,229.50

Operating SourcesState of Texas See Note BelowState Appropriations (Includes Research, Patient Care, & Public Service) 1,539,765,709$ 63,549$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 109,881,792 4,535Research Development Funds - -Higher Education Assistance Funds 25,744,834 1,063Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) 8,820,000 364Subtotal 1,684,212,335$ 69,511$

Student & ParentTuition - net 192,843,178$ 7,959$ Fees - net 41,301,129 1,705Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 234,144,307$ 9,664$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 895,855,103$

Professional FeesAll Sources (Net) 1,466,324,710$

Hospitals and ClinicsAll Sources (Net) 5,002,616,478$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 382,042,941$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 737,643,408Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 726,399,696Sales and Services 126,766,535Net Auxiliary Enterprises 97,462,373Other Income (See FN3) 334,986,535Subtotal 2,405,301,488$ Total Operating Sources 11,688,454,421$

Operating UsesInstruction 2,196,245,906$ 90,643$ Research 1,528,519,041 63,085Public Service 244,236,678Hospitals and Clinics 4,361,639,072Academic Support 504,826,895 20,835Student Services 42,278,627 1,745Institutional Support 610,570,482 25,199Operations and Maintenance of Plant 502,759,526Scholarships and Fellowships 29,967,312 1,237Auxiliary Enterprises 71,536,780Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 175,458,251 7,242Other Expenses (See FN3) 11,362,227Total Operating Uses 10,279,400,797$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (1,000,980,530)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 92,617,904Bond Transfers In (See FN4) 320,680,198Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (304,767,261)Subtotal (892,449,689)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 600,466,292$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 59,317,846Subtotal 659,784,138$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 1,176,388,073$

Note: Due to the nature of Health-Related Institutions, per FTSE calculations are provided on selected line items.

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Summary of All Health-Related InstitutionsFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

FOOTNOTES:

FN1: Scholarship Discounts and Allowances are scholarships, fellowships, and grants applied to tuition. The discount eliminates tuition revenues that are paid for by University resources which are recorded as revenue elsewhere on the financial statements (i.e. federal and state contracts and grants revenues). In addition, Scholarship Discounts and Allowances eliminate tuition revenue that is exempted from payment due to tuition exemptions approved by the Texas Legislature. Waivers, remissions, and exemptions represent tuition and fee dollars forgone by the university - some are required by statute. See the Integrated Financial Reporting System (IFRS) report submitted to THECB for details on waivers, exemptions, tuition, and fees. Allocation methods to individual funds shown may vary between institutions.

FN2: Endowment and Interest Income includes interest income and endowment payouts.

FN3: Other Income is primarily Other Operating and Other Non-operating Revenues from the AFR. Other Expenses is primarily Other Nonoperating Expenses from the AFR.

FN4: Bond Proceeds are funds received from the sale of bonds and commercial paper used to finance capital projects. This amount includes actual proceeds and accrued or anticipated proceeds to be transferred from System. Independent institutions report only to the extent expended in current year.

FN5: Debt service payments are payments to service and retire debt issued to fund capital projects. System components do this via transfers to System Administrations. Independent institutions use direct payment to appropriate paying agents.

FN6: Unrealized Gains / (Losses) represent the increase in the Fair Market Value of Investments and Endowments. Unrealized Gains / (Losses) are accrued as non-cash transactions. Therefore, funds are not actually received for this revenue stream. Accordingly, this revenue is not cash revenue and cannot be used by the University to fund operations.

FN7: Additions to Permanent Endowments are additions to endowment principal. This revenue is restricted for investment purposes only and cannot be used to fund operations. Only interest income from these endowments, which is reported on the Endowment and Investment Income line of this report, can be used by the University to fund operations.

FN8: Distributions from the Available University Fund appropriated through the Appropriation Bill are first used to pay debt service costs on Permanent University Fund Bonds. Funds remaining are distributed to constitutionally designated institutions to promote academic excellence. Only the Excellence funding is shown at the institution level. The AUF funds used to pay debt service on PUF bonds are reported at the System level.

FN9: Auxiliary Enterprises include athletics, housing and food, student services, and parking and transportation. Auxiliary Enterprises are required to be self-supporting, and therefore must operate on the funds they generate.

FN10: Mandatory and non-mandatory transfers includes transfers between funds, transfers between the University System and institutions and transfers to and from other state agencies. In total, all transfers between funds net to zero with the exception of any amounts transferred between the University System, between other institutions, or to and from another state agency. There are no transfers of education and general funds provided by the State of Texas to restricted or auxiliary fund groups. Transfers between education and general funds and designated funds are related to Texas Public Education Grant as provided by the State of Texas.

FN11: See each individual institution for the revenues received but not yet expended for each institution. This income is fully committed to program expenditures and capital disbursements. The amount of Non-expendable funds for each institution is provided. Non-expendable funds include unrealized gains (losses) and additions (reductions) to permanent endowments are provided for each institution. Unrealized gains (losses) and additions (reductions) to permanent endowments do not contribute to the availability of the institution's operating cash as discussed in FN6 and FN7 above. The total overall increase in Sources Over Uses is provided. If Sources Over Uses is negative, this footnote will be marked N/A.

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The University of Texas Southwestern Medical CenterFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-operating Funds are not included in charts above. See following page (Summary).May not add to 100% due to rounding.

Total Operating Uses $1,963,589,359

Total Operating Sources $2,249,574,076

Total Operating Sources $2,249,574,076

State of Texas$197,020,740

9% Student & Parent$22,250,077

1%

Federal Government$188,960,614

8%

Institutional Resources$559,241,712

25%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$1,282,100,93357%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$168,690,177

8%

State Grants & Contracts

$28,330,5631%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$22,250,077

1%Federal Grants &

Contracts$188,960,614

8%

Endowment & Interest Income

$101,120,9294%

Local Government Grants

$215,750,92510%Private Gifts & Grants

$156,401,4547%

Sales & Services$17,192,811

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$21,187,438

1%

Other Income$47,588,155

2%

Professional Fees$461,918,672

21%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$820,182,26136%

Operating Sources

Instruction$649,912,372

33%

Research$315,669,102

16%

Public Service$28,201,200

2%

Academic Support$19,582,754

1%

Student Services$3,396,589

0%

Institutional Support$59,842,760

3%Operations &

Maintenance of Plant$81,601,562

4%Scholarships &

Fellowships$2,542,472

0%Auxiliary Enterprises

$19,011,9031%

Capital Outlay$22,692,104

1%

Other Expenses$202,923

0%

Hospitals & Clinics$760,933,618

39%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas Southwestern Medical CenterFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 2,260.31

Operating SourcesState of Texas See Note BelowState Appropriations (Includes Research, Patient Care, & Public Service) 168,690,177$ 74,631$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 28,330,563 12,534Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 197,020,740$ 87,165$

Student & ParentTuition - net 19,940,271$ 8,822$ Fees - net 2,309,806 1,022Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 22,250,077$ 9,844$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 188,960,614$

Professional FeesAll Sources (Net) 461,918,672$

Hospitals and ClinicsAll Sources (Net) 820,182,261$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 101,120,929$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 215,750,925Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 156,401,454Sales and Services 17,192,811Net Auxiliary Enterprises 21,187,438Other Income (See FN3) 47,588,155Subtotal 559,241,712$ Total Operating Sources 2,249,574,076$

Operating UsesInstruction 649,912,372$ 287,532$ Research 315,669,102 139,657Public Service 28,201,200Hospitals and Clinics 760,933,618Academic Support 19,582,754 8,664Student Services 3,396,589 1,503Institutional Support 59,842,760 26,475Operations and Maintenance of Plant 81,601,562Scholarships and Fellowships 2,542,472 1,125Auxiliary Enterprises 19,011,903Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 22,692,104 10,039Other Expenses (See FN3) 202,923Total Operating Uses 1,963,589,359$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (285,648,790)Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 39,367,185Bond Transfers In (See FN4) -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (91,674,824)Subtotal (337,956,429)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 181,818,927Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 20,428,535Subtotal 202,247,462$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 150,275,750$

Note: Due to the nature of Health-Related Institutions, per FTSE calculations are provided on selected line items.

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The University of Texas Medical Branch at GalvestonFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-operating Funds are not included in charts above. See following page (Summary).May not add to 100% due to rounding.

Total Operating Uses $1,603,585,065

Total Operating Sources $1,707,570,210

Total Operating Sources $1,707,570,210

State of Texas$357,302,064

21%

Student & Parent$33,090,535

2%

Federal Government$127,509,256

7%

Institutional Resources$173,915,845

10%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$1,015,752,51060%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$343,173,622

20%

State Grants & Contracts

$14,128,4421%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$0, 0%Higher Education Assistance Funds

$0, 0%

Available University Fund Excellence

$0, 0%Tuition & Fees

$29,189,304, 2%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$145,564,500, 9%Endowment & Interest

Income$26,827,258, 2%

Local Government Grants

$2,093,8860%

Private Gifts & Grants$62,671,764

4%

Sales & Services$17,166,786

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$6,236,963

0%

Other Income$42,415,209

2%

Professional Fees$147,462,041

9%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$868,290,46951%

Operating Sources

Instruction$274,357,117

17%Research$108,474,419

7%

Public Service$11,246,243

1%

Academic Support$28,582,539

2%

Student Services$6,380,222

0%

Institutional Support$84,761,718

5%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$77,149,3565%

Scholarships & Fellowships$8,832,527

1%

Auxiliary Enterprises$5,908,563

0%

Capital Outlay$13,092,237

1%Other Expenses

$1,091,9480%

Hospitals & Clinics$983,708,176

61%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas Medical Branch at GalvestonFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 3,373.67

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations (Includes Research, Patient Care, & Public Service) 343,173,622$ 101,721$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 14,128,442 4,188Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 357,302,064$ 105,909$

Student & ParentTuition - net 28,839,150$ 8,548$ Fees - net 4,251,385 1,260Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 33,090,535$ 9,808$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 127,509,256$

Professional FeesAll Sources (Net) 147,462,041$

Hospitals and ClinicsAll Sources (Net) 868,290,469$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 43,331,237$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 2,093,886Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 62,671,764Sales and Services 17,166,786Net Auxiliary Enterprises 6,236,963Other Income (See FN3) 42,415,209Subtotal 173,915,845$ Total Operating Sources 1,707,570,210$

Operating UsesInstruction 274,357,117$ 81,323$ Research 108,474,419 32,153Public Service 11,246,243Hospitals and Clinics 983,708,176Academic Support 28,582,539 8,472Student Services 6,380,222 1,891Institutional Support 84,761,718 25,124Operations and Maintenance of Plant 77,149,356Scholarships and Fellowships 8,832,527 2,618Auxiliary Enterprises 5,908,563Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 13,092,237 3,881Other Expenses (See FN3) 1,091,948Total Operating Uses 1,603,585,065$ 155,462$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (303,157,800)Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (27,798,827)Bond Transfers In (See FN4) 233,293,243Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (54,571,686)Subtotal (152,235,070)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 62,578,200Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 5,628,544Subtotal 68,206,744$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 19,956,819$

Note: Due to the nature of Health-Related Institutions, per FTSE calculations are provided on selected line items.

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The University of Texas Health Science Center at HoustonFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-operating Funds are not included in charts above. See following page (Summary).May not add to 100% due to rounding.

Total Operating Uses $1,143,316,690

Total Operating Sources $1,220,469,561

Total Operating Sources $1,220,469,561

State of Texas$210,489,944

17%

Student & Parent$41,686,380

4%

Federal Government$166,044,470

14%

Institutional Resources$504,327,038

41%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$297,921,72924%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$198,187,013

16%

State Grants & Contracts

$12,302,9311%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$41,686,380

3%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$166,044,47014%

Endowment & Interest Income

$33,236,7653%

Local Government Grants

$323,566,94426%

Private Gifts & Grants$57,121,848

5%

Sales & Services$27,305,121

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$20,995,933

2%

Other Income$42,100,427

3%

Professional Fees$238,555,407

20%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$59,366,3225%

Operating Sources

Instruction$480,848,485

42%

Research$182,200,797

16%

Public Service$30,003,270

2%

Academic Support$45,273,278

4%

Student Services$7,564,169

1%Institutional Support

$53,973,9035%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$36,336,1963%

Scholarships & Fellowships$8,065,634

1%

Auxiliary Enterprises$15,188,753

1%

Capital Outlay$10,440,784

1%

Other Expenses$33,580

0%

Hospitals & Clinics$273,387,841

24%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas Health Science Center at HoustonFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 4,381.29

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations (Includes Research, Patient Care, & Public Service) 198,187,013$ 45,235$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 12,302,931 2,808Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 210,489,944$ 48,043$

Student & ParentTuition - net 34,444,845$ 7,862$ Fees - net 7,241,535 1,653Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 41,686,380$ 9,515$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 166,044,470$

Professional FeesAll Sources (Net) 238,555,407$

Hospitals and ClinicsAll Sources (Net) 59,366,322$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 33,236,765$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 323,566,944Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 57,121,848Sales and Services 27,305,121Net Auxiliary Enterprises 20,995,933Other Income (See FN3) 42,100,427Subtotal 504,327,038$ Total Operating Sources 1,220,469,561$

Operating UsesInstruction 480,848,485$ 109,750$ Research 182,200,797 41,586Public Service 30,003,270Hospitals and Clinics 273,387,841Academic Support 45,273,278 10,333Student Services 7,564,169 1,726Institutional Support 53,973,903 12,319Operations and Maintenance of Plant 36,336,196Scholarships and Fellowships 8,065,634 1,841Auxiliary Enterprises 15,188,753Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 10,440,784 2,383Other Expenses (See FN3) 33,580Total Operating Uses 1,143,316,690$ 179,938$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (35,500,279)Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 30,767,500Bond Transfers In (See FN4) 19,093,355Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (28,580,658)Subtotal (14,220,082)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 47,757,057Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 5,892,827Subtotal 53,649,884$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 116,582,673$

Note: Due to the nature of Health-Related Institutions, per FTSE calculations are provided on selected line items.

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The University of Texas Health Science Center at San AntonioFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-operating Funds are not included in charts above. See following page (Summary).May not add to 100% due to rounding.

Total Operating Uses $716,654,442

Total Operating Sources $772,710,993

Total Operating Sources $772,710,993

State of Texas$181,696,785

23%

Student & Parent$35,740,520

5%

Federal Government$109,985,049

14%

Institutional Resources$286,065,287

37%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$159,223,35221%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$173,861,208

22% State Grants & Contracts$7,835,577

1%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$35,740,520

5%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$109,985,04914%

Endowment & Interest Income

$36,345,2165%

Local Government Grants

$149,734,47919%

Private Gifts & Grants$44,632,964

6%

Sales & Services$22,910,564

3%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$5,477,096

1%

Other Income$26,964,968

3%

Professional Fees$159,223,352

21%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$00%

Operating Sources

Instruction$339,871,157

47%

Research$116,099,773

16%

Public Service$25,905,116

4%

Academic Support$29,860,089

4%Student Services

$910,3670%

Institutional Support$45,440,367

6%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$34,782,1475%

Scholarships & Fellowships$3,686,420

1%

Auxiliary Enterprises$5,402,002

1%Capital Outlay

$10,633,1071%

Other Expenses$106,212

0%

Hospitals & Clinics$103,957,685

15%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas Health Science Center at San AntonioFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 3,360.84

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations (Includes Research, Patient Care, & Public Service) 173,861,208$ 51,731$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 7,835,577 2,331Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 181,696,785$ 54,062$

Student & ParentTuition - net 33,663,176$ 10,016$ Fees - net 2,077,344 618Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 35,740,520$ 10,634$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 109,985,049$

Professional FeesAll Sources (Net) 159,223,352$

Hospitals and ClinicsAll Sources (Net) -$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 36,345,216$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 149,734,479Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 44,632,964Sales and Services 22,910,564Net Auxiliary Enterprises 5,477,096Other Income (See FN3) 26,964,968Subtotal 286,065,287$ Total Operating Sources 772,710,993$

Operating UsesInstruction 339,871,157$ 101,127$ Research 116,099,773 34,545Public Service 25,905,116Hospitals and Clinics 103,957,685Academic Support 29,860,089 8,885Student Services 910,367 271Institutional Support 45,440,367 13,521Operations and Maintenance of Plant 34,782,147Scholarships and Fellowships 3,686,420 1,097Auxiliary Enterprises 5,402,002Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 10,633,107 3,164Other Expenses (See FN3) 106,212Total Operating Uses 716,654,442$ 162,610$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (72,524,022)Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 5,047,767Bond Transfers In (See FN4) 65,188,603Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (20,892,793)Subtotal (23,180,445)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 62,543,001Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 7,354,970Subtotal 69,897,971$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 102,774,077$

Note: Due to the nature of Health-Related Institutions, per FTSE calculations are provided on selected line items.

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The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer CenterFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-operating Funds are not included in charts above. See following page (Summary).May not add to 100% due to rounding.

Total Operating Uses $3,487,776,016

Total Operating Sources $4,209,032,347

Total Operating Sources $4,209,032,347

State of Texas$211,741,551

5%

Student & Parent$1,447,921

0%

Federal Government$159,177,347

4%

Institutional Resources$500,983,094

12%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$3,335,682,43479%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$185,393,182

4%

State Grants & Contracts

$26,348,3691%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$0, 0%Available University

Fund Excellence$0, 0%

Tuition & Fees$599,819, 0%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$193,841,961, 7%

Endowment & Interest Income

$57,917,314, 2%

Local Government Grants $0, 0%

Private Gifts & Grants$180,582,064, 6%

Sales & Services$1,813,222, 0%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$41,502,690

1%

Other Income$95,160,415

2%

Professional Fees$389,990,317

9%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$2,945,692,11770%

Operating Sources

Instruction$66,207,886

2%Research

$631,944,98718%

Public Service$10,186,451

0%

Academic Support$116,827,001

3%

Student Services$645,814

0%

Institutional Support$288,789,155

8%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$197,104,3166%

Scholarships & Fellowships$2,091,830

0%

Auxiliary Enterprises$24,076,253

1%

Capital Outlay$93,887,545

3%

Other Expenses$397,212

0%

Hospitals & Clinics$2,055,617,566

59%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer CenterFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 377.47

Operating SourcesState of Texas See Note BelowState Appropriations (Includes Research, Patient Care, & Public Service) 185,393,182$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 26,348,369Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund -Higher Education Assistance Funds -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) -Subtotal 211,741,551$

Student & ParentTuition - net 1,300,425$ Fees - net 147,496Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 1,447,921$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 159,177,347$

Professional FeesAll Sources (Net) 389,990,317$

Hospitals and ClinicsAll Sources (Net) 2,945,692,117$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 125,830,199$ Local Government Grants - Restricted -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 236,335,291Sales and Services 2,154,499Net Auxiliary Enterprises 41,502,690Other Income (See FN3) 95,160,415Subtotal 500,983,094$ Total Operating Sources 4,209,032,347$

Operating UsesInstruction 66,207,886$ Research 631,944,987Public Service 10,186,451Hospitals and Clinics 2,055,617,566Academic Support 116,827,001Student Services 645,814Institutional Support 288,789,155Operations and Maintenance of Plant 197,104,316Scholarships and Fellowships 2,091,830Auxiliary Enterprises 24,076,253Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 93,887,545Other Expenses (See FN3) 397,212Total Operating Uses 3,487,776,016$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (295,538,916)Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 47,385,560Bond Transfers In (See FN4) (12,008,477)Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (80,949,114)Subtotal (341,110,947)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 204,388,540Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 19,597,268Subtotal 223,985,808$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 604,131,192$

Note: Due to the nature of M.D. Anderson's operations and the small number of students, no per student amounts were calculated.

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The University of Texas Health Center at TylerFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-operating Funds are not included in charts above. See following page (Summary).May not add to 100% due to rounding.

Total Operating Uses $147,948,937

Total Operating Sources $161,758,500

Total Operating Sources $161,758,500

State of Texas$45,240,515

28%

Student & Parent$114,700

0%

Federal Government$5,704,675

3%Institutional Resources$43,378,580

27%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$67,320,03042%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$44,183,917

27%

State Grants & Contracts$1,267,977

1%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$0, 0%Higher Education Assistance Funds

$0. 0%

Available University Fund Excellence

$0, 0%Tuition & Fees

$0, 0%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$9,120,247, 8%

Endowment & Interest Income

$5,460,0493%Local Government

Grants$99,375

0%

Private Gifts & Grants$7,890,210

5%

Sales & Services$1,357,321

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$171,9660%

Other Income$28,399,659

18%

Professional Fees$11,863,550

7%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$55,456,48034%

Operating Sources

Instruction$10,244,965

7%Research$9,891,403

7%

Public Service$4,034

0%

Academic Support$1,217,749

1%

Student Services$00%

Institutional Support$9,644,744

6%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$10,547,7267%

Scholarships & Fellowships

$60,2320%

Auxiliary Enterprises$135,243

0%

Capital Outlay$362,031

0%

Other Expenses$15,004

0%

Hospitals & Clinics$105,825,806

72%

Operating Uses

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The University of Texas Health Center at TylerFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 15.79

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations (Includes Research, Patient Care, & Public Service) 44,183,917$ See Note BelowState Grants and Contracts - Restricted 1,056,598Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund -Higher Education Assistance Funds -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) -Subtotal 45,240,515$

Student & ParentTuition - net 96,556$ Fees - net 18,144Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 114,700$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 5,704,675$

Professional FeesAll Sources (Net) 11,863,550$

Hospitals and ClinicsAll Sources (Net) 55,456,480$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 5,460,049$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 99,375Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 7,890,210Sales and Services 1,357,321Net Auxiliary Enterprises 171,966Other Income (See FN3) 28,399,659Subtotal 43,378,580$ Total Operating Sources 161,758,500$

Operating UsesInstruction 10,244,965$ Research 9,891,403Public Service 4,034Hospitals and Clinics 105,825,806Academic Support 1,217,749Student Services -Institutional Support 9,644,744Operations and Maintenance of Plant 10,547,726Scholarships and Fellowships 60,232Auxiliary Enterprises 135,243Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 362,031Other Expenses (See FN3) 15,004Total Operating Uses 147,948,937$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (16,269,835)Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 305,099Bond Transfers In (See FN4) 15,113,474Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (5,145,783)Subtotal (5,997,045)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 4,507,735Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 250,000Subtotal 4,757,735$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 12,570,253$

Note: Due to the nature of operations at the Health Center, the institution does not have any enrolled students.

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Texas A&M University System Health Science CenterFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-operating Funds are not included in charts above. See following page (Summary).May not add to 100% due to rounding.

Total Operating Uses $250,916,200

Total Operating Sources $296,230,221

Total Operating Sources $296,230,221

State of Texas$147,839,809

50%

Student & Parent$29,955,249

10%

Federal Government$61,014,676

21%

Institutional Resources$47,917,100

16%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$9,503,3873%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$134,107,462

45%

State Grants & Contracts$4,912,347

2%Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$00%

Available University Fund Excellence

$0, 0%

Tuition & Fees$12,330,948, 7%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$21,158,912, 12%

Endowment & Interest Income

$4,040,653, 2%

Local Government Grants$0, 0%

Private Gifts & Grants$6,762,503, 4%

Sales & Services$12,872,625, 7%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$1,037,166

0%

Other Income$2,838,115

1%

Professional Fees$429,500

0%Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$9,073,8873%

Operating Sources

Instruction$79,663,622

32%

Research$76,420,429

30%

Public Service$8,525,366

3%

Academic Support$29,390,720

12%

Student Services$4,886,582

2%

Institutional Support$15,215,299

6%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$19,024,8588%

Scholarships & Fellowships$1,680,866

1%

Auxiliary Enterprises$801,120

0%

Capital Outlay$5,801,979

2%

Other Expenses$400,655

0%

Hospitals & Clinics$9,104,704

4%

Operating Uses

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Texas A&M University System Health Science CenterFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 2,595.98

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations (Includes Research, Patient Care, & Public Service) 134,107,462$ 51,660$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 4,912,347 1,892Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds - -Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) 8,820,000 3,398Subtotal 147,839,809$ 56,950$

Student & ParentTuition - net 21,107,791$ 8,131$ Fees - net 8,847,458 3,408Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 29,955,249$ 11,539$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 61,014,676$

Professional FeesAll Sources (Net) 429,500$

Hospitals and ClinicsAll Sources (Net) 9,073,887$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 6,994,790$ Local Government Grants - Restricted -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 12,969,471Sales and Services 24,077,558Net Auxiliary Enterprises 1,037,166Other Income (See FN3) 2,838,115Subtotal 47,917,100$ Total Operating Sources 296,230,221$

Operating UsesInstruction 79,663,622$ 30,687$ Research 76,420,429 29,438Public Service 8,525,366Hospitals and Clinics 9,104,704Academic Support 29,390,720 11,322Student Services 4,886,582 1,882Institutional Support 15,215,299 5,861Operations and Maintenance of Plant 19,024,858Scholarships and Fellowships 1,680,866 647Auxiliary Enterprises 801,120Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 5,801,979 2,235Other Expenses (See FN3) 400,655Total Operating Uses 250,916,200$ 82,072$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources 27,726,514Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (4,646,576)Bond Transfers In (See FN4) -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (9,472,220)Subtotal 13,607,718$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 15,259,205Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 6,250Subtotal 15,265,455$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 74,187,194$

Note: Due to the nature of Health-Related Institutions, per FTSE calculations are provided on selected line items.

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University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort WorthFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-operating Funds are not included in charts above. See following page (Summary).May not add to 100% due to rounding.

Total Operating Uses $246,108,750

Total Operating Sources $264,243,650

Total Operating Sources $264,243,650

State of Texas$95,412,859

36%

Student & Parent$24,563,016

9%

Federal Government$47,483,552

18%

Institutional Resources$39,902,352

15%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$56,881,87122%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$83,811,439

32%State Grants &

Contracts$2,830,155

1%

Research Development Funds

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$8,771,2653%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$24,563,016

9%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$47,483,55218%

Endowment & Interest Income

$3,829,8531%

Local Government Grants

$12,252,0245%

Private Gifts & Grants$1,928,884

1%

Sales & Services$4,309,261

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$00%

Other Income$17,582,330

7%

Professional Fees$56,881,871

21%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$00%

Operating Sources

Instruction$43,917,974

18%

Research$32,661,529

13%

Public Service$11,885,903

5%

Academic Support$105,831,602

43% Student Services$5,633,351

2%

Institutional Support$18,169,677

7%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$13,511,8346%

Scholarships & Fellowships

$118,3880%

Auxiliary Enterprises$342,391

0%Capital Outlay

$5,340,4042%

Other Expenses$8,695,697

4%

Hospitals & Clinics$00%

Operating Uses

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University of North Texas Health Science Center at Fort WorthFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 2,508.56

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations (Includes Research, Patient Care, & Public Service) 83,811,439$ 33,410State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 2,830,155 1,128Research Development Funds - -Higher Education Assistance Funds 8,771,265 3,497Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 95,412,859$ 38,035

Student & ParentTuition - net 17,711,986$ 7,061Fees - net 6,851,030 2,731Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 24,563,016$ 9,792

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 47,483,552$

Professional FeesAll Sources (Net) 56,881,871$

Hospitals and ClinicsAll Sources (Net) -$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 3,829,853$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 12,252,024Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 1,928,884Sales and Services 4,309,261Net Auxiliary Enterprises -Other Income (See FN3) 17,582,330Subtotal 39,902,352$ Total Operating Sources 264,243,650$

Operating UsesInstruction 43,917,974$ 17,507$ Research 32,661,529 13,020Public Service 11,885,903Hospitals and Clinics -Academic Support 105,831,602 42,188Student Services 5,633,351 2,246Institutional Support 18,169,677 7,243Operations and Maintenance of Plant 13,511,834Scholarships and Fellowships 118,388 47Auxiliary Enterprises 342,391Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 5,340,404 2,129Other Expenses (See FN3) 8,695,697Total Operating Uses 246,108,750$ 84,380$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (2,741,864)Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 2,459,562Bond Transfers In (See FN4) -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (8,801,687)Subtotal (9,083,989)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 6,208,780Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) -Subtotal 6,208,780$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 15,259,691$

Note: Due to the nature of Health-Related Institutions, per FTSE calculations are provided on selected line items.

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Texas Tech University Health Sciences CenterFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-operating Funds are not included in charts above. See following page (Summary).May not add to 100% due to rounding.

Total Operating Uses $719,505,338

Total Operating Sources $806,864,863

Total Operating Sources $806,864,863

State of Texas$237,468,068

29%

Student & Parent$45,295,909

6%

Federal Government$29,975,464

4%

Institutional Resources$249,570,480

31%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$244,554,94230%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$208,357,689

26%

State Grants & Contracts

$12,136,8102% Research Development

Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge

Fund$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$16,973,5692%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$45,295,909

6%Federal Grants & Contracts

$29,975,4644%

Endowment & Interest Income

$25,893,9033%

Local Government Grants

$34,145,7754%

Private Gifts & Grants$146,447,810

18%

Sales & Services$10,292,614

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$853,1210%

Other Income$31,937,257

4%

Professional Fees$00%

Hospitals, Clinics, Professional Fees

$244,554,94230%

Operating Sources

Instruction$251,222,328

35%

Research$55,156,602

8%

Public Service$118,279,095

16%

Academic Support$128,261,163

18% Student Services$12,861,533

2%

Institutional Support$34,732,859

5%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$32,701,5314%

Scholarships & Fellowships$2,888,943

0%Auxiliary Enterprises

$670,5520%Capital Outlay

$13,208,0602%

Other Expenses$418,996

0%

Hospitals & Clinics$69,103,676

10%

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Texas Tech University Health Sciences CenterFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 5,355.59

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations (Includes Research, Patient Care, & Public Service) 208,357,689$ 38,905$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 12,136,810 2,266Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds 16,973,569 3,169Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 237,468,068$ 44,340$

Student & ParentTuition - net 35,738,978$ 6,673$ Fees - net 9,556,931 1,784Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 45,295,909$ 8,457$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 29,975,464$

Professional FeesAll Sources (Net) -$

Hospitals and ClinicsAll Sources (Net) 244,554,942$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 25,893,903$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 34,145,775Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 146,447,810Sales and Services 10,292,614Net Auxiliary Enterprises 853,121Other Income (See FN3) 31,937,257Subtotal 249,570,480$ Total Operating Sources 806,864,863$

Operating UsesInstruction 251,222,328$ 46,908$ Research 55,156,602 10,299Public Service 118,279,095Hospitals and Clinics 69,103,676Academic Support 128,261,163 23,949Student Services 12,861,533 2,402Institutional Support 34,732,859 6,485Operations and Maintenance of Plant 32,701,531Scholarships and Fellowships 2,888,943 539Auxiliary Enterprises 670,552Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 13,208,060 2,466Other Expenses (See FN3) 418,996Total Operating Uses 719,505,338$ 93,048$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (17,325,538)Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (269,366)Bond Transfers In (See FN4) -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (4,678,496)Subtotal (22,273,400)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) 15,404,847Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 159,452Subtotal 15,564,299$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 80,650,424$

Note: Due to the nature of Health-Related Institutions, per FTSE calculations are provided on selected line items.

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Lamar State Colleges & Texas State Technical Colleges

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Statewide Summary - Lamar State Colleges & Texas State Technical CollegesFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Uses $211,943,294

Total Operating Sources $230,032,801

Total Operating Sources $230,032,801

State of Texas$126,891,723

55%

Student & Parent$40,909,163

18%

Federal Government$43,883,450

19%

Institutional Resources$18,348,465

8%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$109,971,988

48%

State Grants & Contracts$6,331,826

3%

Research Development Funds

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$10,587,9094%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition and Fees$40,909,163

18%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$43,883,45019%

Endowment & Interest Income

$113,8870%

Local Government Grants

$1,994,7841%

Private Gifts & Grants$1,444,788

0%

Sales & Services$4,159,675

2%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$9,046,953

4%Other Income

$1,588,3781%

Operating Sources

Instruction$82,658,675

39%

Research$00%

Public Service$2,004,979

1%

Academic Support$21,377,653

10%Student Services

$21,323,09710%

Institutional Support$23,877,000

11%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$17,779,8699%

Scholarships & Fellowships$20,715,999

10%

Auxiliary Enterprises$15,615,809

7%

Capital Outlay$2,595,491

1%

Other Expenses$3,994,722

2%

Operating Uses

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Statewide Summary - Lamar State Colleges & Texas State Technical CollegesFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 15,451.58

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 109,971,988$ 7,117$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 6,331,826 410Research Development Funds - -Higher Education Assistance Funds 10,587,909 685Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 126,891,723$ 8,212$

Student & ParentTuition - net 30,545,238$ 1,977$ Fees - net 10,363,925 671Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 40,909,163$ 2,648$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 43,883,450$ 2,840$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 113,887$ 7$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 1,994,784 129Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 1,444,788 94Sales and Services 4,159,675 269Net Auxiliary Enterprises 9,046,953 586Other Income (See FN3) 1,588,378 103Subtotal 18,348,465$ 1,188$ Total Operating Sources 230,032,801$ 14,888$

Operating UsesInstruction 82,658,675$ 5,350$ Research - -Public Service 2,004,979 130Academic Support 21,377,653 1,384Student Services 21,323,097 1,380Institutional Support 23,877,000 1,545Operations and Maintenance of Plant 17,779,869 1,151Scholarships and Fellowships 20,715,999 1,341Auxiliary Enterprises 15,615,809 1,011Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 2,595,491 168Other Expenses (See FN3) 3,994,722 259Total Operating Uses 211,943,294$ 13,719$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (4,566,889)$ (296)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (1,485,286) (96)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 2,410,737 156Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (5,177,312) (335)Subtotal (8,818,750)$ (571)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) (6,828)$ -$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 15,000 1Subtotal 8,172$ 1$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 9,278,929$ 599$

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Statewide Summary - Lamar State Colleges & Texas State Technical CollegesFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

FOOTNOTES:

FN1: Scholarship Discounts and Allowances are scholarships, fellowships, and grants applied to tuition. The discount eliminates tuition revenues that are paid for by University resources which are recorded as revenue elsewhere on the financial statements (i.e. federal and state contracts and grants revenues). In addition, Scholarship Discounts and Allowances eliminate tuition revenue that is exempted from payment due to tuition exemptions approved by the Texas Legislature. Waivers, remissions, and exemptions represent tuition and fee dollars forgone by the university - some are required by statute. See the Integrated Financial Reporting System (IFRS) report submitted to THECB for details on waivers, exemptions, tuition, and fees. Allocation methods to individual funds shown may vary between institutions.

FN2: Endowment and Interest Income includes interest income and endowment payouts.

FN3: Other Income is primarily Other Operating and Other Non-operating Revenues from the AFR. Other Expenses is primarily Other Nonoperating Expenses from the AFR.

FN4: Bond Proceeds are funds received from the sale of bonds and commercial paper used to finance capital projects. This amount includes actual proceeds and accrued or anticipated proceeds to be transferred from System. Independent institutions report only to the extent expended in current year.

FN5: Debt service payments are payments to service and retire debt issued to fund capital projects. System components do this via transfers to System Administrations. Independent institutions use direct payment to appropriate paying agents.

FN6: Unrealized Gains / (Losses) represent the increase in the Fair Market Value of Investments and Endowments. Unrealized Gains / (Losses) are accrued as non-cash transactions. Therefore, funds are not actually received for this revenue stream. Accordingly, this revenue is not cash revenue and cannot be used by the University to fund operations.

FN7: Additions to Permanent Endowments are additions to endowment principal. This revenue is restricted for investment purposes only and cannot be used to fund operations. Only interest income from these endowments, which is reported on the Endowment and Investment Income line of this report, can be used by the University to fund operations.

FN8: Distributions from the Available University Fund appropriated through the Appropriation Bill are first used to pay debt service costs on Permanent University Fund Bonds. Funds remaining are distributed to constitutionally designated institutions to promote academic excellence. Only the Excellence funding is shown at the institution level. The AUF funds used to pay debt service on PUF bonds are reported at the System level.

FN9: Auxiliary Enterprises include athletics, housing and food, student services, and parking and transportation. Auxiliary Enterprises are required to be self-supporting, and therefore must operate on the funds they generate.

FN10: Mandatory and non-mandatory transfers includes transfers between funds, transfers between the University System and institutions and transfers to and from other state agencies. In total, all transfers between funds net to zero with the exception of any amounts transferred between the University System, between other institutions, or to and from another state agency. There are no transfers of education and general funds provided by the State of Texas to restricted or auxiliary fund groups. Transfers between education and general funds and designated funds are related to Texas Public Education Grant as provided by the State of Texas.

FN11: See each individual institution for the revenues received but not yet expended for each institution. This income is fully committed to program expenditures and capital disbursements. The amount of Non-expendable funds for each institution is provided. Non-expendable funds include unrealized gains (losses) and additions (reductions) to permanent endowments are provided for each institution. Unrealized gains (losses) and additions (reductions) to permanent endowments do not contribute to the availability of the institution's operating cash as discussed in FN6 and FN7 above. The total overall increase in Sources Over Uses is provided. If Sources Over Uses is negative, this footnote will be marked N/A.

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Lamar Institute of TechnologyFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Uses $25,186,039

Total Operating Sources $27,285,035

Total Operating Sources $27,285,035

State of Texas$13,433,930

49%

Student & Parent$8,380,835

31%

Federal Government$3,996,479

15%

Institutional Resources$1,473,791

5%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$10,690,359

39%

State Grants & Contracts$411,108

1%Research Development

Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge

Fund$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$2,332,4639%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$8,380,835

31%

Federal Grants & Contracts$3,996,479

15%

Endowment & Interest Income$5,760

0%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$341,807

1%

Sales & Services$147,208

0%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$00% Other Income

$979,0164%

Operating Sources

Instruction$12,061,242

48%

Research$00%

Public Service$557,582

2%

Academic Support$539,138

2% Student Services$1,488,874

6%

Institutional Support$4,419,154

18%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$2,128,5578%

Scholarships & Fellowships$2,165,053

9%Auxiliary Enterprises

$1,826,4397%

Capital Outlay$00%

Other Expenses$00%

Operating Uses

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Lamar Institute of TechnologyFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 2,108.48

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 10,690,359$ 5,070$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 411,108 195Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds 2,332,463 1,106Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 13,433,930$ 6,371$

Student & ParentTuition - net 4,683,610$ 2,221$ Fees - net 3,697,225 1,754Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 8,380,835$ 3,975$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 3,996,479$ 1,895$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 5,760$ 3$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 341,807 162Sales and Services 147,208 70Net Auxiliary Enterprises - -Other Income (See FN3) 979,016 464Subtotal 1,473,791$ 699$ Total Operating Sources 27,285,035$ 12,940$

Operating UsesInstruction 12,061,242$ 5,720$ Research - -Public Service 557,582 264Academic Support 539,138 256Student Services 1,488,874 706Institutional Support 4,419,154 2,096Operations and Maintenance of Plant 2,128,557 1,010Scholarships and Fellowships 2,165,053 1,027Auxiliary Enterprises 1,826,439 866Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources - -Other Expenses (See FN3) - -Total Operating Uses 25,186,039$ 11,945$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (675,748) (320)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (137,547) (65)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (527,024) (250)Subtotal (1,340,319)$ (635)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) - -$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal -$ -$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 758,677$ 360$

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Lamar State College - OrangeFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Uses $18,488,643

Total Operating Sources $20,777,701

Total Operating Sources $20,777,701

State of Texas$10,582,265

51%

Student & Parent$4,997,800

24%

Federal Government$4,350,038

21%

Institutional Resources$847,598

4%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$8,596,480

41%

State Grants & Contracts$750,033

4%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$1,235,7526%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$4,997,800

24%

Federal Grants & Contracts$4,350,038

21%

Endowment & Interest Income$12,335

0%

Local Government Grants$0, 0%

Private Gifts & Grants$315,707

2%

Sales & Services$245,191

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$00% Other Income

$274,3651%

Operating Sources

Instruction$6,750,546

37%

Research$00%

Public Service$775,575

4%

Academic Support$2,479,741

13%

Student Services$1,469,446

8%Institutional Support

$2,887,31416%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$1,077,4306%

Scholarships & Fellowships$2,717,775

15%

Auxiliary Enterprises$00%

Capital Outlay$90,008

0%

Other Expenses$240,808

1%

Operating Uses

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Lamar State College - OrangeFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 1,596.02

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 8,596,480$ 5,386$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 750,033 470Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds 1,235,752 774Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 10,582,265$ 6,630$

Student & ParentTuition - net 2,962,805$ 1,856$ Fees - net 2,034,995 1,275Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 4,997,800$ 3,131$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 4,350,038$ 2,726$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 12,335$ 8$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 315,707 198Sales and Services 245,191 154Net Auxiliary Enterprises - -Other Income (See FN3) 274,365 172Subtotal 847,598$ 532$ Total Operating Sources 20,777,701$ 13,019$

Operating UsesInstruction 6,750,546$ 4,230$ Research - -Public Service 775,575 486Academic Support 2,479,741 1,554Student Services 1,469,446 921Institutional Support 2,887,314 1,809Operations and Maintenance of Plant 1,077,430 675Scholarships and Fellowships 2,717,775 1,703Auxiliary Enterprises - -Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 90,008 56Other Expenses (See FN3) 240,808 151Total Operating Uses 18,488,643$ 11,585$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources - -$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (115,124) (72)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (770,108) (483)Subtotal (885,232)$ (555)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) (6,828) (4)$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) 15,000 9Subtotal 8,172$ 5$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 1,411,998$ 884$

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Lamar State College - Port ArthurFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Uses $23,114,775

Total Operating Sources $24,807,419

Total Operating Sources $24,807,419

State of Texas$14,865,252

60%Student & Parent$5,492,804

22%

Federal Government$3,728,695

15%

Institutional Resources$720,668

3%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$12,771,839

52%

State Grants & Contracts$848,719

3%Research Development

Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge

Fund$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$1,244,6945%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$5,492,804

22%

Federal Grants & Contracts$3,728,695

15%

Endowment & Interest Income$20,348

0%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$359,264

2%

Sales & Services$258,356

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$00%

Other Income$82,700

0%

Operating Sources

Instruction$7,935,827

34%

Research$00%

Public Service$627,577

3%

Academic Support$2,286,105

10%

Student Services$1,358,594

6% Institutional Support$3,493,058

15%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$2,273,32610%

Scholarships & Fellowships$2,766,143

12%

Auxiliary Enterprises$2,061,627

9%Capital Outlay$312,518

1%

Other Expenses$00%

Operating Uses

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Lamar State College - Port ArthurFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 1,969.11

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 12,771,839$ 6,486$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 848,719 431Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds 1,244,694 632Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 14,865,252$ 7,549$

Student & ParentTuition - net 3,280,947$ 1,666$ Fees - net 2,211,857 1,123Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 5,492,804$ 2,789$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 3,728,695$ 1,894$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 20,348$ 10$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 359,264 182Sales and Services 258,356 131Net Auxiliary Enterprises - -Other Income (See FN3) 82,700 42Subtotal 720,668$ 365$ Total Operating Sources 24,807,419$ 12,597$

Operating UsesInstruction 7,935,827$ 4,030$ Research - -Public Service 627,577 319Academic Support 2,286,105 1,161Student Services 1,358,594 690Institutional Support 3,493,058 1,774Operations and Maintenance of Plant 2,273,326 1,154Scholarships and Fellowships 2,766,143 1,405Auxiliary Enterprises 2,061,627 1,047Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 312,518 159Other Expenses (See FN3) - -Total Operating Uses 23,114,775$ 11,739$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources - -$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (342,887) (174)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (801,139) (407)Subtotal (1,144,026)$ (581)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) - -$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal -$ -$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 548,618$ 277$

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Texas State Technical College - HarlingenFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Uses $49,905,386

Total Operating Sources $49,336,233

Total Operating Sources $49,336,233

State of Texas$24,326,754

49%

Student & Parent$3,906,088

8%

Federal Government$17,405,317

35%

Institutional Resources$3,698,074

8%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$20,784,661

42%

State Grants & Contracts$1,598,010

3%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$1,944,0834%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$3,906,088

8%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$17,405,31735%

Endowment & Interest Income$25,438

0%

Local Government Grants

$251,6231%

Private Gifts & Grants$168,509

0%

Sales & Services$1,882,484

4%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$1,366,982

3% Other Income$3,038

0%

Operating Sources

Instruction$18,348,897

37%

Research$00%

Public Service$22,529

0%

Academic Support$5,531,434

11%

Student Services$6,378,767

13% Institutional Support$4,400,082

9%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$3,816,8557%

Scholarships & Fellowships$5,464,268

11%

Auxiliary Enterprises$2,518,984

5%Capital Outlay$560,805

1%

Other Expenses$2,862,765

6%

Operating Uses

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Texas State Technical College - HarlingenFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 4,248.29

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 20,784,661$ 4,892$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 1,598,010 376Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds 1,944,083 458Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 24,326,754$ 5,726$

Student & ParentTuition - net 3,539,173$ 833$ Fees - net 366,915 86Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 3,906,088$ 919$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 17,405,317$ 4,097$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 25,438$ 6$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 251,623 59Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 168,509 40Sales and Services 1,882,484 443Net Auxiliary Enterprises 1,366,982 322Other Income (See FN3) 3,038 1Subtotal 3,698,074$ 871$ Total Operating Sources 49,336,233$ 11,613$

Operating UsesInstruction 18,348,897$ 4,319$ Research - -Public Service 22,529 5Academic Support 5,531,434 1,302Student Services 6,378,767 1,501Institutional Support 4,400,082 1,036Operations and Maintenance of Plant 3,816,855 898Scholarships and Fellowships 5,464,268 1,286Auxiliary Enterprises 2,518,984 593Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 560,805 132Other Expenses (See FN3) 2,862,765 674Total Operating Uses 49,905,386$ 11,746$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (3,034,247) (714)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (315,671) (74)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 2,216,917 522Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (621,824) (146)Subtotal (1,754,825)$ (412)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) - -$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal -$ -$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) (2,323,978)$ (545)$

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Texas State Technical College - West TexasFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Uses $20,336,736

Total Operating Sources $22,175,018

Total Operating Sources $22,175,018

State of Texas$14,129,970

64%

Student & Parent$3,670,810

17%

Federal Government$2,293,985

10%

Institutional Resources$2,080,253

9%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$12,705,151

57%

State Grants & Contracts$560,286

3%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$864,5334%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$3,670,810

17%

Federal Grants & Contracts$2,293,985

10%

Endowment & Interest Income$6,365

0%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants$44,860

0%

Sales & Services$790,854

4%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$1,138,372

5%Other Income

$99,8020%

Operating Sources

Instruction$6,480,720

32%

Research$00%

Public Service$00%

Academic Support$3,526,887

17%

Student Services$3,277,433

16%

Institutional Support$2,254,292

11%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$2,098,70110%

Scholarships & Fellowships$1,025,816

5%Auxiliary Enterprises$1,365,078

7%Capital Outlay

$170,7841%

Other Expenses$137,025

1%

Operating Uses

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Texas State Technical College - West TexasFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 966.66

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 12,705,151$ 13,143$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 560,286 580Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds 864,533 894Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 14,129,970$ 14,617$

Student & ParentTuition - net 3,121,176$ 3,229$ Fees - net 549,634 569Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 3,670,810$ 3,798$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 2,293,985$ 2,373$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 6,365$ 7$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 44,860 46Sales and Services 790,854 818Net Auxiliary Enterprises 1,138,372 1,178Other Income (See FN3) 99,802 103Subtotal 2,080,253$ 2,152$ Total Operating Sources 22,175,018$ 22,940$

Operating UsesInstruction 6,480,720$ 6,704$ Research - -Public Service - -Academic Support 3,526,887 3,649Student Services 3,277,433 3,390Institutional Support 2,254,292 2,332Operations and Maintenance of Plant 2,098,701 2,171Scholarships and Fellowships 1,025,816 1,061Auxiliary Enterprises 1,365,078 1,412Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 170,784 177Other Expenses (See FN3) 137,025 142Total Operating Uses 20,336,736$ 21,038$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources - -$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (434,885) (450)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (274,478) (284)Subtotal (709,363)$ (734)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) - -$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal -$ -$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 1,128,919$ 1,168$

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Texas State Technical College - MarshallFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Uses $11,223,826

Total Operating Sources $14,389,437

Total Operating Sources $14,389,437

State of Texas$10,451,266

73%

Student & Parent$1,871,523

13%

Federal Government$1,511,387

10%

Institutional Resources$555,261

4%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$9,867,681

68%

State Grants & Contracts$76,086

1%

Research Development Funds/ Texas

Competitive Knowledge Fund

$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$507,4994%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$1,871,523

13%

Federal Grants & Contracts$1,511,387

10%

Endowment & Interest Income$4,616

0%

Local Government Grants

$00%

Private Gifts & Grants($29,669)

0%

Sales & Services$116,186

1%Net Auxiliary Enterprises

$464,1283%

Other Income$00%

Operating Sources

Instruction$4,101,128

37%

Research$00%

Public Service$00%

Academic Support$1,240,979

11%Student Services

$1,454,59513%

Institutional Support$1,600,811

14%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$1,036,7619%

Scholarships & Fellowships

$821,1937%

Auxiliary Enterprises$565,427

5%

Capital Outlay$397,300

4%

Other Expenses$5,632

0%

Operating Uses

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Texas State Technical College - MarshallFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 629.07

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 9,867,681$ 15,686$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 76,086 121Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds 507,499 807Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 10,451,266$ 16,614$

Student & ParentTuition - net 1,609,021$ 2,558$ Fees - net 262,502 417Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 1,871,523$ 2,975$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 1,511,387$ 2,403$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 4,616$ 7$ Local Government Grants - Restricted - -Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted (29,669) (47)Sales and Services 116,186 185Net Auxiliary Enterprises 464,128 738Other Income (See FN3) - -Subtotal 555,261$ 883$ Total Operating Sources 14,389,437$ 22,875$

Operating UsesInstruction 4,101,128$ 6,519$ Research - -Public Service - -Academic Support 1,240,979 1,973Student Services 1,454,595 2,312Institutional Support 1,600,811 2,545Operations and Maintenance of Plant 1,036,761 1,648Scholarships and Fellowships 821,193 1,305Auxiliary Enterprises 565,427 899Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 397,300 632Other Expenses (See FN3) 5,632 9Total Operating Uses 11,223,826$ 17,842$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources - -$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) 185,389 295Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) - -Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (196,429) (312)Subtotal (11,040)$ (17)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) - -$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal -$ -$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 3,154,571$ 5,016$

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Texas State Technical College - WacoFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Non-Operating Funds are not included in above charts. See following page (Summary).Charts May Not Add to 100% Due to Rounding

Total Operating Uses $63,687,889

Total Operating Sources $71,261,958

Total Operating Sources $71,261,958

State of Texas$39,102,286

55%

Student & Parent$12,589,303

18%

Federal Government$10,597,549

15%

Institutional Resources$8,972,820

12%

Operating Sources by Category

State Appropriations$34,555,817

49%

State Grants & Contracts$2,087,584

3%Research Development

Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge

Fund$00%

Higher Education Assistance Funds

$2,458,8853%

Available University Fund Excellence

$00%

Tuition & Fees$12,589,303

18%

Federal Grants & Contracts

$10,597,54915%

Endowment & Interest Income$39,025

0%

Local Government Grants

$1,743,1612%

Private Gifts & Grants$244,310

0%

Sales & Services$719,396

1%

Net Auxiliary Enterprises$6,077,471

9%Other Income

$149,4570%

Operating Sources

Instruction$26,980,315

42%

Research$00%

Public Service$21,716

0%

Academic Support$5,773,369

9%Student Services

$5,895,3889%

Institutional Support$4,822,289

8%

Operations & Maintenance of Plant

$5,348,2398%

Scholarships & Fellowships$5,755,751

9%

Auxiliary Enterprises$7,278,254

12%Capital Outlay

$1,064,0762%

Other Expenses$748,492

1%

Operating Uses

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Texas State Technical College - WacoFor the Year Ended August 31, 2014Source: FY 2014 Annual Financial Report

Summary Worksheet FY 2014 Amount Per FTSEInstitution State Funded FTSEs 3,933.95

Operating SourcesState of TexasState Appropriations 34,555,817$ 8,784$ State Grants and Contracts - Restricted 2,087,584 531Research Development Funds/ Texas Competitive Knowledge Fund - -Higher Education Assistance Funds 2,458,885 625Available University Fund Excellence (See FN8) - -Subtotal 39,102,286$ 9,940$

Student & ParentTuition - net 11,348,506$ 2,885$ Fees - net 1,240,797 315Tuition and Fees (net of Scholarship Discounts and Allowances) 12,589,303$ 3,200$

Federal GovernmentFederal Grants and Contracts - Restricted 10,597,549$ 2,694$

Institutional ResourcesEndowment and Interest Income (See FN2) 39,025$ 10$ Local Government Grants - Restricted 1,743,161 443Private Gifts and Grants - Restricted 244,310 62Sales and Services 719,396 183Net Auxiliary Enterprises 6,077,471 1,545Other Income (See FN3) 149,457 38Subtotal 8,972,820$ 2,281$ Total Operating Sources 71,261,958$ 18,115$

Operating UsesInstruction 26,980,315$ 6,858$ Research - -Public Service 21,716 6Academic Support 5,773,369 1,468Student Services 5,895,388 1,499Institutional Support 4,822,289 1,226Operations and Maintenance of Plant 5,348,239 1,360Scholarships and Fellowships 5,755,751 1,463Auxiliary Enterprises 7,278,254 1,850Capital Outlay from Current Fund Sources 1,064,076 270Other Expenses (See FN3) 748,492 190Total Operating Uses 63,687,889$ 16,190$

Other Sources / (Uses) of FundsCapital Outlay from Non-Current Fund Sources (856,894) (218)$ Mandatory and Non-mandatory Transfers (See FN10) (324,561) (83)Bond Proceeds Transfers (See FN4) 193,820 49Debt Service Payments (See FN5) (1,986,310) (505)Subtotal (2,973,945)$ (757)$

Other Items Not for Current Operating UseUnrealized Gains / (Losses) (See FN6) - -$ Additions to Permanent Endowments (See FN7) - -Subtotal -$ -$

Total Sources Over / (Under) Uses (See FN11) 4,600,124$ 1,168$

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This document is available on the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board Website: http://www.thecb.state.tx.us For more information contact: External Relations – 512-427-6111 [email protected] or Susan E. Brown Strategic Planning and Funding Division Office of Finance and Resource Planning Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board P. O. Box 12788 Austin, Texas 78711 Phone: (512) 427-6153 Fax: (512) 427-6147 [email protected]