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341.  Report 06-13, Display 93

In this document:   Fiscal Profiles, 2006. DISPLAY 93 Per-Capita Higher Education Expenditures in the 30 Most Populous States, Fiscal Years 1986-87 to 2003-04 State $ State Texas State $ State $ State $ State $ Iowa $371 Iowa $376 Iowa $395 Iowa $434 Iowa $450 Iowa $445 Michigan 341 Mich. 375 Wisc. 367 Ariz. 410 Wisc. 412 Wisc. 427 Arizona 335 Ariz. 342 Mich. 365 Wisc. 393 Mich. 404 Colo. 420 Wisconsin 332 Wisc. 340 Ariz. 345 Mich. 382 Colo. 401 Mich. 417 Minnesota 322 Minn. 327 N Car. 338 Colo. 382 Ariz. 397 Ore

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342.  Publication 03-08

In this document:   . Fiscal Profiles, 2002. Full Publication in PDF Format. 23 MBytes). Introduction. Profiles. State General Fund Appropriations. State General Fund Expenditures in the Nine Budget Categories for State Operations and Local Assistance, for Fiscal Years 1967-68 Through 2002-03State General Fund Expenditures in the Nine Budget Categories for State Operations and Local Assistance, as Percentages of To

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343.  Publication 04-20

In this document:   . Fiscal Profiles, 2004. Full Publication in PDF Format. 9 MBytes). Introduction. Profiles. State General Fund Appropriations. State General Fund Expenditures in the Nine Budget Categories for State Operations and Local Assistance, for Fiscal Years 1967-68 Through 2004-05State General Fund Expenditures in the Nine Budget Categories for State Operations and Local Assistance, as Percentages of Total State General Funds,

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344.  Condition of Higher Education in California, 2000 , Report 00-04

In this document:   The Condition of Higher Education in California, 2000. The Condition of Higher Education in California, 2000 California Postsecondary Education Commission • Sacramento, CA A Report on Higher Education in California for the Year 2000 P O S T S E C O N D A R Y C O M M I S S I O N C A L I F O R N I AE D U C A T I O NCommissioners Representing the General Public Appointed by the Governor Carol Chandler, Selma Kyo R. Jhin, Malibu Jeff Marston, San Diego Appointed by the Senate Rules Committ

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345.  Report 04-20 Display 93

In this document:   Fiscal Profiles 2004, Display 93. DISPLAY 93 Rankings of Per-Capita State and Local Government Expenditures for Higher Education in the 30 Most Populous States, with Cumulative Average Expenditures, for Fiscal Years 1986-87 Through 2001-02 State $ State Texas State $ State $ State $ State $ State $ Iowa $371 Iowa $376 Iowa $395 Iowa $434 Iowa $450 Iowa $445 Iowa $480 Michigan 341 Mich. 375 Wisc. 367 Ariz. 410 Wisc. 412 Wisc. 427 Wisc. 450 Arizona 335 Ariz. 342 Mich. 365 Wisc. 393

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346.  Website Release Notes

In this document:   . The Commission website is updated frequently to improve service and provide more information. These release notes document these changes.Updates and known problems in the data available on the website are further documented in the. Caveats. Sign up. to be notified when data or publications are updated. Previous newsletters are available at the bottom of the Sign Up page. September 16, 2011 - 2010

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347.  College Board: Trends in Higher Education, California March 2008

In this document:   College Board: Trends in Higher Education, California March 2008. Trends in Higher Education Series 2007 1 www.collegeboard.com Trends in Higher Education California March 2008 Kathleen Little Patricia SteeleTrends in Higher Education Series 2007 3 www.collegeboard.com California Public Institution Enrollment, 1965 -2006 Source: CPEC, Fiscal Profiles Update, September 2007 0 200,000 400,000 600,000 800,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 1,400,000 1,600,000 1,800,000 2,000,000 CCC-Headcount

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348.  Toward a Greater Understanding of the State's Educational Equity Policies, Programs, and Practice, Report 98-07

In this document:   Toward a Greater Understanding of the State's Educational Equity Policies, Programs, and Practices. CALIFORNIA POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION COMMISSION WORKPLAN, 1999 and Beyond CALIFORNIA POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION COMMISSION D E C E M B E R 1 9 9 8 C O M M I S S I O N R E P O R T 9 8 -7 Long-term Mid-term Short-termSummary This report updates a staff-prepared workplan of activities to be undertaken through the year 2004, which the Commission accepted in December 1998. The activities cont

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349.  Fiscal Profiles 2002, Display 93, Report 03-08

In this document:   Fiscal Profiles 2002, Display 93. DISPLAY 93 Rankings of Per-Capita State and Local Government Expenditures for Higher Education in the 30 Most Populous States, with Cumulative Average Expenditures, for Fiscal Years 1986-87 Through 1999-2000 State $ State $ State $ State $ State $ State $ State $ Iowa $371 Iowa $376 Iowa $395 Iowa $434 Iowa $450 Iowa $445 Iowa $480 Michigan 341 Mich. 375 Wisc. 367 Ariz. 410 Wisc. 412 Wisc. 427 Wisc. 450 Arizona 335 Ariz. 342 Mich. 365 Wisc. 393 M

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350.  Student Financial Aid in California Postsecondary Education, Factsheet 04-03

In this document:   Student Financial Aid in California Postsecondary Education. Page 1 California student financial aid is increasing significantly: In 2002-03, California students receiive over $8 billion in financial aid; Financial aid funding increased by over 30% from $5.9 billion in 1998-99 to $8.1 billion in 2002-03; Over half of all financial aid comes from the federal government in the form of loans; The Cal Grant Program accounts for about 7% of total funding; Institutional support tota

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351.  Changes in Student Fee Levels in California’s Public Postsecondary Education Systems, Factsheet 04-02

In this document:   Changes in Student Fee Levels in California’s Public Postsecondary Education Systems. Page 1 This paper compares student fee levels near the time of adoption of the Masterplan with today. Changes in the level and use of student fees include the following: California public universities have increased student fees dramatically over the past 15 years. Still, they are among the lowest when compared with other states; California Community College fees have increased very modestly and

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352.  Funding California's Capacity for Growth, Update 97-09

In this document:   Funding California's Capacity for Growth. 1 HIGHER EDUCATION UPDATE NUMBER UP/97-9 DECEMBER 1997 News from the CALIFORNIA POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION COMMISSION Jeff Marston, Chair Guillermo Rodriguez, Jr. Vice Chair Mim Andelson Alan S. Arkatov Henry Der Joe Dolphin Lance Izumi Kyo “Paul” Jhin David S. Lee Bernard Luskin Frank R. Martinez Stephen R. McShane Ralph R. Pesqueira Khyl Smeby John E. Stratman, Jr. Gerti Thomas Melinda Wilson Warren H. Fox Executive Director 1303 J Street, Suite 5

URL: /higheredupdates/update1997/up97-09.pdf - 110,355 bytes

353.  California Postsecondary Education Commission's Public Agenda: Priorities for Action, Report 02-05

In this document:   The California Postsecondary Education Commission's Public Agenda: Priorities for Action. THE CALIFORNIA POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION COMMISSION’S PUBLIC AGENDA: PRIORITIES FOR ACTION CALIFORNIA POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION COMMISSION www.cpec.ca.gov A P R I L 2 0 0 2 C O M M I S S I O N R E P O R T 0 2 -5Summary Beginning in the spring of 2001, the California Postsecondary Education Commission initiated a series of endeavors, includiin both internal discussions and dialogues with others in higher educ

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354.  Fiscal Profiles, 2001, Report 02-01

In this document:   Fiscal Profiles, 2001. FISCAL PROFILES, 2001 CALIFORNIA POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION COMMISSION J A N U A R Y 2 0 0 2 C O M M I S S I O N R E P O R T 0 2 -1Summary This report contains and analyzes statistical information about the financing of California postsecoondar education from the 1965-66 fiscal year through 2001-02. In addition, there is information on California public elementary and secondary education financing as well as State government in general. The Commission

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355.  1997-98 State Appropriations for California Postsecondary Education, Update 97-06

In this document:   1997-98 State Appropriations for California Postsecondary Education. 1 HIGHER EDUCATION UPDATE NUMBER UP/97-6 NOVEMBER 1997 News from the CALIFORNIA POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION COMMISSION Jeff Marston, Chair Guillermo Rodriguez, Jr. Vice Chair Mim Andelson Alan S. Arkatov Henry Der Joe Dolphin Lance Izumi Kyo “Paul” Jhin David S. Lee Bernard Luskin Frank R. Martinez Stephen R. McShane Ralph R. Pesqueira Khyl Smeby John E. Stratman, Jr. Gerti Thomas Melinda Wilson Warren H. Fox Executive Direct

URL: /higheredupdates/update1997/up97-06.pdf - 58,157 bytes

356.  Fiscal Profiles, 2010, Appendix B-C, Report 10-22

In this document:   Fiscal Profiles, 2010, Appendix B-C. Fiscal Profiles, 2010 • 143 APPENDIX B: DEFINITIONS As much as possible, the fiscal information contained in the report, and described below, is updated to account for the current disposition of 2010–11 State Budget. American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA. This was signed into law on February 17, 2009, committing $100 billion to education, with $8.5 billion allocated to California. Education programs to receive funding through ARRA include

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357.  Community Colleges: Still an Affordable Route to a Degree?, Report 08-14

In this document:   Community Colleges: Still an Affordable Route to a Degree?. Page 1 This white paper continues the Commission’s examination of how rising college costs are affecting Califorrni families. An earlier paper looked at the costs for students living on campus at the University of California and the California State University. Rising costs for UC and CSU have been particularly hard on middle-and lower-income families whose incomes have not kept up with inflation in the last 20 to 30 year

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358.  Fiscal Profiles, 2008, Table of Contents, Report 08-19

In this document:   Fiscal Profiles, 2008, Table of Contents. Contents Page 1 INTRODUCTION 22 PROFILES State General Fund Appropriations Display 1. State General Fund Expenditures in the Nine Budget Categories for State Operations and Local Assistance, for Fiscal Years 1967-68 to 2008-09 2. State General Fund Expenditures in the Nine Budget Categories for State Operations and Local Assistance, as Percentages of Total State General Funds, for Fiscal Years 1967-68 to 2008-09 3. Annual Percent Changes in State

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359.  Who Can Afford it? How Rising Costs are Making College Unaffordable for Working Families

In this document:   Who Can Afford it? How Rising Costs are Making College Unaffordable for Working Families. Page 1 This white paper looks at the way that rising college costs are affecting California families. Higher educattio in California has historically been guided by the principle that maintaining affordability is paramooun to providing access to all students who desire a postsecondary education. However, over recent decades, eroding state funding for higher education has meant that more costs are

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360.  Report 04-20

In this document:   Fiscal Profiles, 2004. FISCAL PROFILES, 2004 CALIFORNIA POSTSECONDARY EDUCATION COMMISSION D E C E M B E R 2 0 0 4 C O M M I S S I O N R E P O R T 0 4 -2 0Summary This report contains and analyzes statistical information about the financing of California postsecoondar education from the 1965-66 fiscal year through 2004-05. In addition, there is information on California public elementary and secondary education financing as well as State government in general. The Commission

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