Where Does College and University Funding Come From? Where Does It Go?

J. Dean, Deborah Y. Clarke
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It’s important to understand the finances of colleges and universities, budgeting, and sources and uses of funding. Costs at colleges and universities are increasing for a variety of reasons. Some costs involve facilities intended to attract talent, both in terms of faculty and students. Many costs involve people who do not teach, such as administrators. These individuals are doing work that is either required (government compliance) or expected (student mental health or career counseling). So, it is a stretch to sustain the argument that rising costs in higher education are singularly a function of unnecessary layers of administration. Many universities are using innovative approaches to cut costs and improve revenue streams to their institutions.
高校资金从何而来?它去了哪里?
了解高校的财务状况、预算、资金来源和用途是很重要的。由于种种原因,学院和大学的费用正在增加。一些成本涉及旨在吸引人才的设施,包括教师和学生。许多成本涉及非教师,如管理人员。这些人所做的工作要么是必需的(政府合规),要么是期望的(学生心理健康或职业咨询)。因此,认为高等教育成本上升仅仅是不必要的行政层造成的,这种说法有些牵强。许多大学都在使用创新的方法来削减成本,改善机构的收入来源。
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