The University of San Diego is committed to upholding the highest standards of honest behavior, ethical conduct and fiduciary responsibility with respect to university funds, resources and property. Following is an accounting of resources and activities by combined net asset categories for the fiscal year ending June 30.



Sources of 2011–2012 Revenue, Gains and Other Support

sources of 2011-2012 revenue, gains and other support


Operating Revenues, Gains and Other Support

2011–2012 2010–2011 2009–2010
Tuition and fees $214,754,779 $204,828,144 $190,974,196
Grants and contracts 13,184,992 13,135,198 9,423,950
Contributions 30,524,106 24,092,508 17,963,126
Investment income, net (25,280,925) 56,188,351 28,838,109
Sales and services of auxiliary enterprises 46,851,157 45,244,622 46,057,483
Athletics, recreation and other 3,757,361 3,554,966 3,201,208
Total Operating Revenues, Gains and Other Support $283,791,471 $347,043,789 $296,458,071

Operating Functional Expenses

Educational and program expenses $164,419,657 $156,904,648 $150,000,097
Auxiliary enterprise expenditures 41,978,481 40,004,828 41,405,190
Management and general expenses 58,279,266 56,836,909 57,763,654
Total Operating Functional Expenses $264,677,404 $253,746,385 $249,168,941

Increase in Combined Net Assets

Unrestricted net assets $8,520,053 $54,419,295 $22,517,824
Temporarily restricted net assets 1,430,515 30,000,818 23,265,699
Permanently restricted net assets 9,163,499 8,877,291 1,505,607
Overall Increase (Decrease) in Net Assets $19,114,067 $93,297,404 $47,289,130



Financial Aid Awarded *

(millions of dollars/number of students)

Financial Aid Awarded

* Includes parent loans
** Based on estimates, subject to final review



Fall Enrollment

Degrees Awarded

Enrollment Degrees Awarded



Since its founding, the University of San Diego has achieved distinction on many levels. It has outstanding faculty and exceptional students, innovative undergraduate and graduate programs, centers and institutes, acclaimed community outreach efforts and competitive men’s and women’s athletic programs. The generous support of donors has helped make the university a preeminent institution of Catholic higher education.



2011–2012
Sources of Total
Philanthropic Support

70.3%
Community/Friends
9.2%
Foundations
8.0%
Parents
5.4%
Corporate
5.1%
Alumni
1.7%
Other Donors
0.3%
Faculty/Staff

2011–2012
Designations of
Philanthropic Commitments

33.4%
School of Nursing
11.5%
Athletics
11.3%
General Scholarships/Financial Aid
10.8%
Other Restricted
6.1%
School of Business Administration
5.5%
School of Leadership and Education Sciences
5.0%
School of Law
4.7%
Restricted Unassigned
4.0%
Unrestricted
3.5%
College of Arts and Sciences
2.8%
Buildings
1.4%
School of Peace Studies

Philanthropic Commitments to USD *

Grants and Contracts

Philanthropic Commitments to USD Grants and Contracts

Endowment Fund

Endowment Fund

* Figures are unaudited and subject to change. Final year-end results may vary from those reported here.