State Higher Education Budget Bill for Fiscal Year 2009
On June 27, 2008, the House and Senate approved $14.5 million in new funding for the state’s 15 public universities. This includes a 1 percent across-the-board increase for each of the schools, down from the 3 percent recommended by the Governor and approved by the Senate and the 2.7 percent approved by the House.
The final bill, like the Executive and the House versions, provides a separate section for the University Research Corridor institutions: University of Michigan, Michigan State University and Wayne State University. Governor Granholm approved the bill on July 15, 2008.
- PA 212 of 2008: Higher Education Appropriations (PDF)
- Senate Fiscal Agency Summary (PDF)
- House Fiscal Agency Summary (PDF)
State Higher Education Budget Bill for Fiscal Year 2008
- PA 136 of 2007: Higher Education Appropriations (PDF)
- House Fiscal Agency Summary of PA 136 of 2007 (PDF)
- Senate Fiscal Agency Summary of PA 136 of 2007 (PDF)
Additional Links
- Michigan Legislature, complete history of SB 1099
- Executive Budget FY 09 (PDF)
- FY 07 State Higher Education Budget
- FY 06 State Higher Education Budget
- Frequently asked questions about the Michigan state budget
- Review of the Budget Process
- General information from the State of Michigan Budget Office