(07-10-2017 10:12 PM)FriscoDawg Wrote:  

(07-10-2017 08:34 PM)correcamino Wrote:  Allocated funds are student fees, monetary institutional support, and monetary state support. The last column is a percentage of how much of the total revenue comes from that.

I'd be interested to see what the non-allocated revenue is (total revenue minus allocated revenue). All of us are far from being self-sufficient but that would give a better idea of which CUSA programs generate the most income relative to each other. I'd do it myself but on my phone.

Here is the C-USA non-allocated (can also be categorized as self-generated) revenue list:

Marshall $16,401,765 (54.37% of total revenues)
USM $16,199,356 (62.51%)
Old Dominion $15,936,225 (35.67%)
UTEP $14,495,074 (44.32%)
Rice $14.33 million (38.36%) from Owl Club Impact Report linked in this thread
FAU $14,115,222 (43.92%)
Louisiana Tech $13,237,287 (56.60%)
Charlotte $13,091,223 (35.06%)
North Texas $13,020,674 (39.13%)
Western Kentucky $13,008,861 (44.16%)
Middle Tennessee $12,978,124 (40.04%)
UTSA $12,069,736 (44.01%)
UAB $11,468,809 (35.34%)
FIU $6,251,448 (21.28%)

Thanks, this is more informative than the original post.

USM, Marshall, and Tech the only schools with over 50% from self generated revenues