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1. www.pewtrusts.org › en › research-and-analysisTwo Decades of Change in Federal and State Higher Education ...

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   Oct 15, 2019 · In 2017, federal spending on major higher education programs totaled $74.8 billion, state investments amounted to $87.1 billion, and local funding was $10.5 billion. These figures exclude student loans and higher education-related tax expenditures, such as deductions and credits taken by students and their families.

2. www.pbs.org › newshour › educationMost Americans don’t realize state funding for higher ... - PBS

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   Feb 26, 2019 · States have collectively scaled back their annual higher education funding by $9 billion during that time, when adjusted for inflation, the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, or CBPP, reports ...

3. www.nea.org › he_funding_reportHigher Ed State Funding Report | NEA

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   Oct 25, 2022 · Higher Ed State Funding Report. This brief provides an overview of state higher education funding during our recent history and the magnitude of the effects the two aforementioned events had on state spending for higher education. It also explores what is to come for higher education financing in the near future. Download the Report (pdf)

4. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Higher Education Finance in the United States: Sources of ...

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   May 13, 2023 · As in many other countries, higher education finance in the United States (U.S.) is complex and multilayered. Funding for higher education comes from numerous public and private sources and varies significantly across states and institution types.

5. www2.ed.gov › about › overviewFiscal Year 2023 Budget Summary - U.S. Department of Education

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   access to higher education and increasing college completion. Overall, the fiscal year 2023 Budget requests $88.3 billion in discretionary funding for the Department of Education, a $15.3 billion or 20.9 percent increase from the 2021 enacted level (less rescissions).

6. www.mckinsey.com › industries › educationReimagining higher education in the United States | McKinsey

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   Oct 26, 2020 · One trend is the coming “demographic cliff”—the number of high-school graduates in the United States will peak at around 3.6 million students in 2026 and then decline to 3.3 million students by 2030. Another is the drop, since 2016, in international-student enrollment, an important source of revenues for many colleges.

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   Where does funding for higher education come from?

   • Funding for higher education comes from numerous public and private sources and varies significantly across states and institution types. In addition, the relative amounts of funding from each source and institutional reliance on public and private sources has changed considerably over time.

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   How are public institutions of Higher Education funded?

   • As indicated, public institutions of higher education are primarily publicly funded with appropriations and financial aid from state, federal, and local governments. 2 State and federal governments have longstanding commitments to funding higher education (California State Department of Education, 1960; Hegji, 2017; Pew Charitable Trusts, 2019 ).

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   How much money is used for higher education?

   • Download the graphic. The total amount and mix of revenue used for higher education vary across states. Per-FTE-student revenue flowing to public institutions from federal sources ranges from $3,465 in New Jersey to $10,084 in Hawaii, and from state sources spans between $3,160 in New Hampshire and $19,575 in Alaska.

   Federal and State Funding of Higher Education

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   How much does the federal government spend on Higher Education?

   • The federal government spends about 2% of its total expenditures on higher education, primarily through student financial aid and competitive research grants (Pew Charitable Trusts, 2019 ). 9 In contrast to state funding for higher education, only a small portion of federal funding is appropriated directly to higher education institutions.

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