Pennsylvanias Own'

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• Pennsylvanias Own.
• Fiscal Year 2006 - 2007

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Freshman Net Migration(Non-resident minus PA
resident freshman students)Fall 2004

• Pennsylvania 12,726
• Florida 10,956
• North Carolina 7,831
• Washington, DC 6,300
• Indiana 4,678
• Source U.S. Department of Education, National
  Center for Education Statistics (NCES).
• Integrated Postsecondary Education Data
  Systems (IPEDS)

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Freshman EnrollmentFall 2004

• Out-of-state students to PA institutions
• Public 6,629
• Private 20,416
• All Institutions 27,045
• PA resident students to out-of-state
  institutions
• Public 6,208
• Private 8,111
• All Institutions 14,319
• Includes two and four-year institutions.
• Source U.S. Department of Education, NCES.
  IPEDS Fall Enrollment survey Fall 2004

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Non-Resident Undergraduate Enrollment(Headcount)

• Private institutions (avg.) 39?
• State-relateds
• Pitt
• Main 16
• Branches 3
• Penn State
• Main 25
• Branches 8
• Temple 29
• Lincoln 54
• State System 10
• Sources ?Association of Independent Colleges
  and Universities, May 2006.
• Individual institutional research factbooks,
  Fall 2005.
• Per policy PASSHE BOG 1991-02
  Enrollment Management, no universitys
  undergraduate headcount enrollment of students
  from
• other U.S. states shall exceed 10.

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Student Enrollment(State System Fall 2006
others Fall 2005)

• State System 109,088
• Penn State 80,124
• Pitt 33,393
• Temple 29,583
• Lincoln 2,278
• Represents undergraduate and graduate
  headcounts.

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Pennsylvanias Citizenry

• Alumni who reside in PA, Fall 2005
• PA State System 424,603
• Penn State 256,504
• Pitt 143,848
• Temple 117,188

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State Appropriation per FTE Student2004 2005

• Higher Education Sector
• Lincoln 6,603
• Temple 5,439
• Pitt 4,991
• State System 4,373
• Penn State 3,265
• 82 Private Institutions (via IAG - See also Slide
  11) 1,014
• Source 2004-05 actual EG appropriations
  budget figures / FTE enrollment
• PHEAA Year-by-Year Summary Statistic Report
  1994-95 2004-05, Institutional Assistance Grant
  (IAG) Program.

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Typical State Grant Award2005 - 2006

• Maximum State Grant at the time.
• Average Tuition and Mandatory Fees
• Private 23,540
• State-Related 10,650
• State System 6,400
• Excludes room and board, although living
  expenses are taken into consideration in
  determining grant awards.

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PHEAA State Grants for All Applicantsby
Institution 2004 - 2005

• Source PHEAA Year-by-Year Summary Statistic
  Report 1994-95 2004-05.

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Pennsylvanias Own

• Students - The funding formula used to award
  state grant amounts considers the cost of the
  institution. Unknown to the general public, this
  means that a student choosing to attend a
  lower-cost, public higher education institution
  is awarded less money than one who chooses a more
  expensive private institution.
• PHEAA State Grant funding formula - State
  government can adjust this funding formula to
  establish uniformity and eliminate sticker
  price from the equation.
• Taxpayers - Institutional Assistance Grants
  40M additional funds to private higher
  education sector. Do taxpayers know PHEAA
  subsidizes private education?

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