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Mass. College of Liberal Arts 7113-0100

funding levels adjusted for inflation (CPI)

  • Funding History
  • Proposals
Adjusted for inflation (CPI) NOT adjusted
FY23 GAA $20,139,258 $20,139,258
FY22 $19,357,244 $18,554,535
FY21 $20,289,351 $18,174,298
FY20 $19,978,812 $17,495,657
FY19 $19,254,993 $16,599,451
FY18 $19,077,868 $16,112,713
FY17 $19,256,111 $15,906,676
FY16 $16,468,106 $13,355,159
FY15 $17,784,685 $14,327,671
FY14 $18,182,275 $14,543,911
FY13 $15,534,739 $12,235,777
FY12 $15,910,624 $12,324,128
FY11 $17,320,615 $13,033,513
FY10 $19,040,886 $14,049,290
FY09 $18,794,854 $13,732,591
FY08 $18,924,405 $13,636,275
FY07 $18,269,913 $12,693,766
FY06 $17,579,121 $11,904,426
FY05 $15,739,821 $10,270,873
FY04 $15,749,555 $9,977,448
FY03 $18,685,599 $11,581,976
FY02 $18,183,590 $11,027,870
FY01 $19,204,264 $11,444,233

comparisons adjusted for inflation (CPI)

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Between and
Funding for Mass. College of Liberal Arts
2.3%

comparisons adjusted for inflation (CPI)

Notes

  • In FY20, the budget uses $2.9 million that in the past would have been available for State University Incentive Grants (7066-1400) and shifts it to the individual state universites. The budget also take funding that in the past supported centralized funding for community colleges (7100-4000) and distributes it to the individual campuses.
  • In order to make the most accurate year-to-year comparisons, consider both campus appropriations and funding for the campuses included in collective bargaining reserves.
  • From FY01-FY11, with only a few exceptions, higher education campuses did not retain tuition collected from any of their students; instead, these funds were remitted back to the state treasury. Starting in FY12, all public higher education campuses were allowed to retain out-of-state tuition payments, remitting only in-state tuition. In order to allow for more accurate comparisons of net state appropriations across years, MassBudget deducts the amount of tuition remitted back to the state for each campus for each year.
Adjusted for inflation (CPI) NOT adjusted
FY23 GAA $20,139,258 $20,139,258
FY23 Leg $20,139,258 $20,139,258
FY23 Sen $20,039,258 $20,039,258
FY23 SWM $20,039,258 $20,039,258
FY23 Hou $20,139,258 $20,139,258
FY23 HWM $20,039,258 $20,039,258
FY23 Gov $19,705,960 $19,705,960
FY22 $19,357,244 $18,554,535
FY22 GAA $19,357,244 $18,554,535

Notes

  • In FY20, the budget uses $2.9 million that in the past would have been available for State University Incentive Grants (7066-1400) and shifts it to the individual state universites. The budget also take funding that in the past supported centralized funding for community colleges (7100-4000) and distributes it to the individual campuses.
  • In order to make the most accurate year-to-year comparisons, consider both campus appropriations and funding for the campuses included in collective bargaining reserves.
  • From FY01-FY11, with only a few exceptions, higher education campuses did not retain tuition collected from any of their students; instead, these funds were remitted back to the state treasury. Starting in FY12, all public higher education campuses were allowed to retain out-of-state tuition payments, remitting only in-state tuition. In order to allow for more accurate comparisons of net state appropriations across years, MassBudget deducts the amount of tuition remitted back to the state for each campus for each year.
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