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CSU Funding

The CSU’s operating budget has two main funding sources: the state General Fund and student tuition and fees. State funding covers 60% of the CSU’s operating costs, with tuition and fees making up the majority of the remainder. Auxiliaries and philanthropic support generate additional revenue needed for essential services that supplement state-supported activities.

​CSU 2023-24 STA​TE SUPPOR​​T ​​​​​​
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General Fund Appropriations$4,988,674,000
Gross Tuition Fees and Other Fee Revenue$3,166,827,000
Total General Fund and Student Fees$8,155,501,000
Support to CSU Dominguez Hills1$15,000,000
CA Council on Science and Technology1$10,000,000
CSUN Basic Needs Suite1$6,000,000
CalFresh Outreach Resource Hub at the Center for Healthy Communities at Chico State1$3,000,000
Title IX and Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation (DHR) programs at CSU1$1,000,000
CSU Dominguez Hills Mervyn M. Dymally African American Political & Economic Institute1$500,000
​Total State Support
​$8,191,001,000

​​CAMP​​US BUDGETS 2022​3-24​ (GENERAL FUND AND NET TUITION FEE & OTHER FEE REVENU​​E)
Bakersfield
164,644,000
Channel Islands
132,289,000
Chico
245,627,000
Dominguez Hills
236,421,000
East Bay
217,108,000
Fresno
366,612,000
Fullerton
545,846,000
Humboldt
154,748,000
Long Beach
560,068,000
Los Angeles
376,386,000
Maritime Academy
49,351,000
Monterey Bay
143,141,000
Northridge
541,614,000​
Pomona
371,161,000
Sacramento
437,540,000
San Bernardino
286,489,000
San Diego
579,034,000
San Francisco
407,002,000
San José
471,553,000
San Luis Obispo
464,140,000
San Marcos
212,010,000
Sonoma
124,883,000
Stanislaus
163,040,000
Campus Total 7,250,707,000
Chancellor’s Office
207,990,000
SystemWide Provisions
696,804,000
Grand Total
$8,155,501,000

Learn more at calstate.edu/budget

1 Fiscal year 2023-24 one-time budget allocations appropriated by the 2023 Budget Act (AB 102).