1 House Subcommittee on Labor and Workforce Training Keeping College Within Reach Jane Wellman Executive Director Delta Cost Project November 30, 2011.

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1 House Subcommittee on Labor and Workforce Training Keeping College Within Reach Jane Wellman Executive Director Delta Cost Project November 30, 2011

2 Figure 1: New money versus new students—enrollment growth is concentrated in public institutions, which have had less access to new resources Ten-year change in enrollment versus 10 year change in spending per FTE student, AY (in 2009 dollars)

Figure 3: 2008 – 2009: One-year change in revenues per student from tuition/state appropriations compared to changes in spending SectorNet tuition revenue per student State and local approps revenue per student Education and related spending per student Public Research+$369-$751+$92 Public Masters’+$225-$590+$26 Public Community Colleges +$113-$488-$254 Private Research+$293NA+$907 Private Masters’+$536NA+$352 Private Bachelors’+$381NA+$298 4

5 Figure 4: : Ten year change in net tuition revenues, v. state/local appropriations, v. E&R spending per FTE (in 2009 constant dollars/per FTE student) SectorNet Tuition RevenueState/Local Approps Revenue E&R Spending Public research Public masters Public community colleges Private research+3538NA+7575 Private masters+2969NA+1962 Private bachelors+2986NA+2804

Public institutions Salary outlay per employee Benefit cost per full-time employee Research 0.9%5.2% Master’s -0.6%4.6% Community colleges 0.7%5.2% Private institutions Research -0.3%1.6% Master’s -0.8%2.4% Bachelor’s -0.5%1.3% 6

Figure 7: Degrees/Certificates produced per 100 FTE Students Enrolled – Total Degrees per 100 FTE students Total Certificates and Awards per 100 FTE students Public Research Public Master's Community Colleges Private Research Private Master's Private Bachelor's

9 Figure 8: Credit Hours per Degree or other certificate/diploma AY UndergraduateGraduate Change Change Public research Public master's Public community colleges Private research Private master's Private bachelor's Note: Graduate data excludes first professional; data were winsorized to adjust for outliers. Source: Delta Cost Project IPEDS Database, ; 11-year matched set.