Rollins Budget Presentation

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Sources of Revenues




Undergraduate Day School Fall Undergraduate Day

2001 1,672

2002 1,723 3.05%

2003 1,733 0.58%

2004 1,759 1.50%

2005 1,719 -2.27%

Freshman Enrollment

2006 1,720 0.06%

2007 1,778 3.37% 525

12-Year Growth

2008 1,785 0.39% 464

2009 1,773 -0.67% 467

2010 1,730 -2.43% 469

2011 1,818 5.09% 555

2012 1,884 3.63% 518

2013 1,890 0.32% 479 13.04%

• • •

Largest Freshman class ever in 2011 3rd Largest in 2012 Expected or “realistic” class target is 480


Rollins College Undergraduate Day Program Enrollment Projection Model Fall 2011 2011-2012 First Year Fall 2007 Fall 2008 Fall 2009 Fall 2010 Fall 2011 Fall 2012 Fall 2013 Fall 2014 Fall 2015 Fall 2016 Fall 2017 Fall 2018

525 464 467 469 555 518 479 480 480 480 480 480

Fall 2012 2012-2013

28 302 333 372 556

4 26 300 330 462 518

Fall 2013 2013-2014

2 5 22 305 415 427 477

Fall 2014 2014-2015

22 384 380 391 480

Fall 2015 2015-2016

28 351 348 394 480

Fall 2016 2016-2017

26 322 350 394 480

Fall 2017 2017-2018

24 324 350 394 480

Fall 2018 2018-2019

24 324 350 394 480

Total

1,816

1,884

1,890

1,872

1,805

1,769

1,768

1,768

Returning Students

1,180

1,298

1,338

1,327

1,260

1,224

1,223

1,223

636 80 556

586 68 518

552 75 477

545 65 480

545 65 480

545 65 480

545 65 480

545 65 480

Fall 2013 2013-2014 1,890 1,890

Fall 2014 2014-2015 1,901 1,872

Fall 2015 2015-2016 1,858 1,805

Fall 2016 2016-2017 1,839 1,769

Fall 2017 2017-2018 1,853 1,768

Fall 2018 2018-2019 1,854 1,768

New Students Transfers 1st Year

Projected Fall Opening w/500 FYU, 70 tsfr and 30 Spring Projected Fall Opening w/480 FYU, 65 tsfr and 25 Spring



Undergraduate Financial Aid 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 2011-12 2012-13

35.90% 33.80% 34.60% 33.50% 35.80% 35.20% 36.50% 36.90% 39.40% 42.40% 43.20% 45.70%

• Increasingly competitive environment • Declining traditional high school graduation • Increasing family need


Crummer Graduate School CRUMMER GRADUATE

• • •

2001 285

2002 415

2003 433

2004 361

2005 359

2006 380

FALL 2007 416

2008 427

2009 418

2010 396

Began decline after recession began Corporations no longer sending employees for MBA – cancelled reimbursement programs at Disney, Lockheed, Siemens, Darden, CNL, etc. Individuals unable to finance education with home equity

43% student FTE decline since peak (2008)

2011 333

2012 286

2013 243


Hamilton Holt School HAMILTON HOLT: UNDERGRADUATE COMMUNICATION COUNSELING EDUCATION HUMAN RESOURCES LIBERAL STUDIES CIVIC URBANISM OTHER/UNDECLARED GRADUATE TOTAL

• • • •

2001

2002

2003

2004

2005

2006

744

878

963

995

978

886

18 48 22 20 34

46 75 36 41 44

50 86 44 40 46

48 85 41 46 48

20 87 34 58 49

142

242

266

268

886

1,120

1,229

1,263

FALL 2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

792

635

701

662

684

673

626

90 31 50 43

67 15 46 43

76 15 44 46

69 23 43 41

248

214

11 182

8 189

7 183

70 24 47 51 17 8 217

67 18 47 45 27 4 208

72 22 46 40 22 4 206

66 22 48 39 12 187

1,226

1,100

974

824

884

879

892

879

813

Peak enrollment Fall 2004 Increasing competition from on-line providers, local for profits, community college conversions to 4-year institutions Programming not reflective of needs for working students Adding business undergraduate Jan 2014


Rollins College Tuition Revenue - in System through Sunday September 8, 2013 2013-2014 Total Budget

2013-2014 YTD Actual

Difference

Student Counts

Semester Starts Undergraduate Day On-Campus International Programs Crummer Graduate PMBA EMBA EMBA EAMBA PMBA EDBA MSB

Fall Fall

Summer '13 Summer '13 Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall

8/26/2013 8/26/2013

Complete Complete 9/7/2013 9/9/2013 9/9/2013 9/9/2013 Cancelled

37,935,900.00 $ 37,463,724.00 1,451,100.00 2,010,810.00

(472,176.00) 559,710.00

1795 95

39,387,000.00

39,474,534.00

87,534.00

1890

216,192.00 535,200.00 864,400.00 2,512,440.00 903,512.00 75,550.00 84,450.00

148,632.00 345,800.00 762,998.00 1,836,510.00 717,764.00 98,214.00 -

(67,560.00) (189,400.00) (101,402.00) (675,930.00) (185,748.00) 22,664.00 (84,450.00)

63 108 103 13 0

5,191,744.00

3,909,918.00

(1,281,826.00)

287

986,400.00 235,200.00 61,362.00 109,056.00 51,600.00 61,344.00 3,720,200.00 319,200.00 102,270.00 227,200.00 163,400.00 139,728.00

830,220.00 254,800.00 52,596.00 124,960.00 38,476.00 63,900.00 3,339,387.00 332,640.00 114,445.00 256,736.00 146,428.00 61,344.00

(156,180.00) 19,600.00 (8,766.00) 15,904.00 (13,124.00) 2,556.00 (380,813.00) 13,440.00 12,175.00 29,536.00 (16,972.00) (78,384.00)

709 82 33 56 62 16

6,176,960.00

5,615,932.00

(561,028.00)

958

5,106,349.00

4,853,197.00

(253,152.00)

1170

55,862,053.00

53,853,581.00

(2,008,472.00)

Holt Undergraduate MAC (Counseling) Education Human Resources Liberal Studies Plannig & Civic Urbanism Undergraduate MAC (Counseling) Education Human Resources Liberal Studies Planning & Civic Urbanism

Residential Hall Revenue Total Revenue Shortfall

Summer '13 Summer '13 Summer '13 Summer '13 Summer '13 Summer '13 Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall Fall

Fall

Complete Complete Complete Complete Complete Complete 8/26/2013 8/26/2013 8/26/2013 8/26/2013 8/26/2013 8/26/2013


2014-2015 Budget • Revenues flat

– UGD enrollment decline

• Fewer on campus – decline in res hall revenues & food plan revenues

– Holt Budget Flat – Crummer Budget slight increase (projected)

• Fringe Benefits go up due to healthcare increases • Other uncontrollable expenses increase – Insurance – Utilities – Software maintenance


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