The University of New Hampshire is funded by a combination of public and private support. Its largest source of revenue is derived from tuition and fees. As the university looks ahead, maintaining affordability and access for all qualified students, attracting new revenues derived from sponsored grants and contracts, and creating a culture of philanthropy in order to build its endowment will be the dominant areas of focus that contribute to a sustainable, resourceful and responsible university.
State support for the university in FY16 was 9.1% of total revenues.
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1. Tuition and Fees, net of Financial Aid |
$218 million |
35.9% |
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Personnel expenses were 62% of the total for UNH, down from nearly 63% in FY14. Fringe benefits expenses were 15.6% of the total, down from 16.7% in FY14.
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1. Personnel |
$373.3 million |
62.0% |
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Undergraduate enrollments remained strong and at near-record levels in FY16, while graduate education enrollments grew by nearly 100 students.
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Grant proposals were well above the five-year average in FY16, at $520 million. Awards rose from $98 million to $100 million, and expenditures dropped from $107 million to $106 million.
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Endowment net position reflects the value of UNH's endowment pools at the UNH Foundation and University System of New Hampshire.
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