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State Higher Education Budget Bill for Fiscal Year 2013

Governor Rick Snyder presented the FY 2013 Executive Budget to the Legislature on February 9. The proposal calls for a 3 percent overall increase in higher education funding, with increases to individual universities varying from 0.9 percent to 7.6 percent. The 3 percent is distributed based on four performance metrics: the growth in the number of undergraduate degree completions, the number of undergraduate completions in critical skills areas, the number of undergraduate Pell Grant recipients, and compliance with tuition restraint of no more than a 4 percent increase. Using these metrics, the Governor’s proposal calculates a 1.4 percent increase for UM-Ann Arbor, a 3.2 percent increase for UM-Flint, and a 2.7 percent increase for UM-Dearborn.

The Senate approved its version on April 26. Recommendations include performance funding formulas that could amount to a 1.8 percent increase for UM-Ann Arbor, a 4.09 percent increase for UM-Flint, and a 4.43 percent increase for UM-Dearborn.

The House approved its version on April 26. Recommendations include performance funding formulas that could amount to a 1.8 percent increase for UM-Ann Arbor, a 5.2 percent increase for UM-Flint, and a 5.1 percent increase for UM-Dearborn.

The bills are now headed to a conference committee where differences will be resolved.

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