Interesting Facts about Washington's Public Baccalaureate Institutions
- Education Pays 2010, The Benefits of Higher Education on Individuals and Society
CollegeBoard Advocacy & Policy Center - 2011-2013 Budget Impacts on the 4-Yr Baccalaureate institutions
- Higher Education in Washington state: Funding and participation
- Tuition and Funding
- League of Education Voters Report Card on Washington State
2009
- October. 2009 Change in Washington's Higher Education Funding (8.5x11 PDF)
- Sept. 2009 Investment Report: Degree Production, Participation, & Funding (11x17 PDF)
- Sept. 2009 Investment Report: System Design(8.5x11 PDF)
- 2009 Interesting Facts Packet
- Funding (PDF)
Statistics for revenues per FTE and tuition.
2007-2008 data - Degree Production (PDF)
Washington State public baccalaureate institutions are the most productive in the nation.
Data provided by Washington State Office of Financial Management. - Degree Completion (PDF)
Washington State public baccalaureate institutions are among the best in the nation for timely degree completion.
National statistics in percent.
Degree completion in 4 years or less (PDF)
Degree completion within 5 years (PDF)
Degree completion within 6 years (PDF)
Washington State Higher Education Funding Model
All States in Relationship (PDF)
Educational revenues per FTE, indexed to U.S. Average, FY 2005
State Support and Tuition per FTE Enrollment (PDF)
Washington State Funds compared to Tuition from 1990-2008 in constant dollars.
Bachelor Degree production (PDF)
Bachelor Degrees from 2005-06, per 100 undergraduate students
Graduate Degree production (PDF)
- Management (PDF)
Faculty and non-faculty ratios.
Source: IPEDS March 2009. - Recovery (PDF)
Enrollment recovery after budget reductions.
Budgeted enrollments (PDF)
FY 1980-FY 2000
Actual enrollments (PDF)
FY 1980-FY 2000
Faculty and Non-Faculty Program Areas (PDF)
All fund sources, 2007-09 biennium, Source: HECB analysis
Instruction & student services vs. academic & administration (PDF)
Budget Categories (PDF)