The State Higher Education Finance (SHEF) report is produced annually by the State Higher Education Executive Officers Association (SHEEO) to broaden understanding of the context and consequences of public policy decisions in each state that contribute to public higher education funding levels and funding distributions across states and nationally. SHEF provides the earliest possible review of state and local support, tuition revenue, and enrollment trends for the most recently completed fiscal year.
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SHEF Federal Stimulus Funding
Federal funding protected state revenues and supported higher education, reducing states’ need to cut funding during the pandemic. Yet, sharp declines in enrollment and net tuition revenue signal continued upheaval for public #HigherEd revenues. #SHEF bit.ly/shef21.
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State funding to public colleges surpasses expectations amid historic declines in student enrollment and tuition revenue. Want to learn more? Explore this year’s @SHEEOEd State Higher Education Finance (#SHEF) report. bit.ly/shef21
SHEF Education Appropriations
.@SHEEOed agencies have made great strides in restoring funding for public #HigherEd. With a 4.5% increase, 2021 marks the 9th straight year of per-FTE increases in education appropriations. Now is the time for sustained, long-term investments. Read more bit.ly/shef21.
SHEF Total Education Revenue
Thanks to federal stimulus funding, total revenue at public #HigherEd institutions reached an all-time high. Total revenue increased 1.1% to almost $16k per FTE in 2021. Without federal funds, revenue declined 0.3%. Learn more from @SHEEOed's #SHEF report bit.ly/shef21.
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State Higher Education Finance (SHEF) Report
In fiscal year 2021, inflation-adjusted state public financial aid rose 8.8%, reaching an all-time high of $921 per FTE. Explore more on this and other state finance facts in this year’s State Higher Education Executive Officers Association’s State Higher Education Finance (#SHEF) report. https://bit.ly/shef21
State Higher Education Finance (SHEF) Report
Fiscal year 2021 marks the tenth consecutive year of FTE enrollment declines and the largest single-year decline in public FTE enrollment since at least 1980 (3.0%). Two-year institutions were hit hardest, with a 6.1% decline. Read more in SHEEO’s #SHEF report at https://bit.ly/shef21.
SHEF: State Higher Education Finance Report
Federal funding protected state revenues and supported higher education, reducing states’ need to cut funding during the pandemic. However, sharp declines in enrollment and net tuition revenue signal continued upheaval for public #HigherEd revenues. Learn more from the SHEF website at https://bit.ly/shef21.
SHEF: State Higher Education Finance Report
State funding to public colleges surpasses expectations amid historic declines in student enrollment and tuition revenue. Want to learn more? Explore this year’s SHEEO State Higher Education Finance (#SHEF) report. https://bit.ly/shef21
SHEF: State Higher Education Finance Report
SHEEO agencies have made great strides in restoring funding for public #HigherEd. With a 4.5% increase, 2021 marks the ninth straight year of per-FTE increases in education appropriations. Now is the time for sustained, long-term investments in #HigherEd. Read more at https://bit.ly/shef21.
SHEF: State Higher Education Finance Report
Thanks to federal stimulus funding, total revenue at public higher education institutions reached an all-time high. Total revenue increased by 1.1% to almost $16k per FTE in 2021. Excluding federal stimulus, total revenue declined 0.3%. Learn more from the SHEEO #SHEF report at https://bit.ly/shef21.
SHEF: State Higher Education Finance Report
In fiscal year 2021, inflation-adjusted state public financial aid rose 8.8%, reaching an all-time high of $921 per FTE. Explore more on this and other state finance facts in this year’s SHEEO State Higher Education Finance (#SHEF) report. https://bit.ly/shef21
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