Indicator 12.1
Revenue by Source, 2003-04 to 2007-08
University revenue consists of funds from a variety of sources. State support remains most crucial, representing a critical investment making it possible to attract funds from other sources, such as federal research grants and private gifts.
In 2007-08, 28 percent of University revenue was generated from contracts and grants, including the DOE laboratories. Another 30 percent was generated from medical center operations and auxiliary enterprises, while state appropriations and student fees generated 25 percent of total revenue.
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Source: UC Budget and Capital Resources.
Figures are in inflation-adjusted constant 2007-08 dollars. Because of accounting changes, comparable data prior to 2003-04 are not available.
The Davis, Irvine, Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco campuses operate medical schools and teaching hospitals, which are a source of additional funding and help these campuses attract additional contract and grant revenue.
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