Funding
Cal Poly Pomona prides itself on providing a quality education that is distinguished by its learn-by-doing approach. However, excellence comes at a price. The university relies on outside support to ensure it can deliver on its academic mission for generations to come.
The charts on these pages outline where Cal Poly Pomona received its funding and how that money was applied.
DISTRIBUTION OF VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS
This breakdown includes cash and non-cash donations but does not include pledges, bequest intentions and certain gifts. The following information, based on the university’s Voluntary Support of Education report, shows how these gifts were put to use.
GIFTS BY PURPOSE
|
Capital & Endowment Purposes |
$ 12,027,376 |
|
Academic Support |
$ 1,781,175 |
|
Student Financial Aid |
$ 1,117,930 |
|
Operation and Maintenance |
$ 396,135 |
|
Other* |
$ 4,140,079 |
|
TOTAL |
$ 19,462,695 |
|
*Other is the combination of less common areas, such as unrestricted funds, athletics, etc. |
|
UNIVERSITY BUDGET FOR 2014-15
|
State General Fund |
$ 121,537,342 |
|
Student Tuition and Fees |
$ 146,482,500 |
|
Investment Income (State) |
$ 2,419,334 |
|
Lottery |
$ 1,720,000 |
|
Research Contracts and Grants |
$ 16,010,850 |
|
Auxiliary Support |
$ 7,138,741 |
|
Investment and Endowment Income |
($1,479,839 loss) |
|
TOTAL |
$ 293,828,928 |
GIFTS BY COLLEGE/AREA
|
Academic Affairs |
$ 6,150 |
|
Agriculture |
$ 1,201,627 |
|
Alumni Affairs |
$ 11,189 |
|
Athletics |
$ 271,972 |
|
Business |
$ 2,278,660 |
|
Education & Integrative Studies |
$ 248,342 |
|
Collins |
$ 1,636,594 |
|
Engineering |
$ 2,216,727 |
|
Environmental Design |
$ 841,465 |
| Extended University | $ 1,418 |
| General Development | $ 8,854,012 |
| Instructional Technology | $ 1,200 |
| Letters, Arts & Social Sciences | $ 242,886 |
| Library | $ 44,590 |
| President's Office | $ 431,354 |
| Science | $ 822,473 |
|
Student Affairs |
$ 309,667 |
|
No College Designated |
$ 42,371 |
|
TOTAL |
$ 19,462,695 |