Financing Higher Education in Utah 1969-1970.

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Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1969
Subjects:	Budgeting Colleges Educational Finance Expenditures Financial Support Higher Education State Aid Universities
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contents	Financing Higher Education in Utah 1969-1970. Budgeting Colleges Educational Finance Expenditures Financial Support Higher Education State Aid Universities This manual provides a financial history of Utah's institutions of higher education from 1959-69. Total expenditures and revenues for educational and general purposes are included. Comparative information is given for each institution on: instruction, administrative and general operations, library and museum, physical plant operation and maintenance, extension, and the various line items related to the operation of higher education. The major part of the money recommended in the budget proposal is considered necessary just to meet enrollment and cost-of-living increases. Most of the budget is committed to the teaching of undergraduates. Small state appropriations are suggested to expand public services in extension and encourage greater levels of research activity. A comparison is included of the Coordinating Council's recommendations with action taken by the Utah State Legislature in the 1969 session. The bulk of the manual consists of figures and tables. (JS)
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spellingShingle	Financing Higher Education in Utah 1969-1970. Budgeting Colleges Educational Finance Expenditures Financial Support Higher Education State Aid Universities Financing Higher Education in Utah 1969-1970. Budgeting Colleges Educational Finance Expenditures Financial Support Higher Education State Aid Universities This manual provides a financial history of Utah's institutions of higher education from 1959-69. Total expenditures and revenues for educational and general purposes are included. Comparative information is given for each institution on: instruction, administrative and general operations, library and museum, physical plant operation and maintenance, extension, and the various line items related to the operation of higher education. The major part of the money recommended in the budget proposal is considered necessary just to meet enrollment and cost-of-living increases. Most of the budget is committed to the teaching of undergraduates. Small state appropriations are suggested to expand public services in extension and encourage greater levels of research activity. A comparison is included of the Coordinating Council's recommendations with action taken by the Utah State Legislature in the 1969 session. The bulk of the manual consists of figures and tables. (JS)
title	Financing Higher Education in Utah 1969-1970.
topic	Budgeting Colleges Educational Finance Expenditures Financial Support Higher Education State Aid Universities
url	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED031992

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