Financial Review (2021–2022)

As noted in the financial charts listed below, the College’s financial position remains strong despite the challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. The College experienced a successful return to campus and was able to navigate the ever-changing COVID-19 environment. Additionally, the College ended the years with positive operating results. We believe that the College’s strong financial position will continue to support the College’s mission for years to come.

Endowment Market Value

(In thousands)

Description of endowment values 2018 to 2022.

$402 Million

JUNE 30, 2022

Statement of Activities

Revenue

Category20222021
Net students revenues$71,011$48,754
Less financial aid($20,375)($14,784)
Net student revenues$50,636$33,970
Federal grants$2,855$4,575
Private gifts and grants$14,762$10,387
Private contracts$2,096$1,580
Endowment payouts$15,958$15,659
Other revenue$530$383
Total Revenue$86,837$66,554
Revenue (In thousands)
Pie chart of 2021–2022 revenues. Values described in list below.
  • Net student revenues, 58%
  • Endowment payout, 18%
  • Private gifts and grants, 17%
  • Federal grants, 3%
  • Private contracts, 3%
  • Other revenue, 1%

Expenses

Category20222021
Instruction$30,478$27,736
Research$4,156$3,035
Public service$756$687
Academic support$6,958$5,850
Students services$8,523$7,954
Institutional support$12,503$9,930
Auxiliary enterprises$12,428$6,748
Total Expenses75,802$61,940
Expenses (In thousands)
Total Expenses75,802$61,940
Excess revenue over expenses$11,035$4,614
Polled investment (losses), net of endowment payout($45,243)$119,461
Other changes in net assets$9$1,407
Change in net assets($34,199)$125,482
Change in net assets (in thousands)
Pie chart of 2021–2022 expenses. Values described in list below.
  • Instruction, 40%
  • Institutional support, 17%
  • Auxiliary enterprises, 16%
  • Student services, 11%
  • Research, 6%
  • Academic support, 9%
  • Public service, 1%