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Exhibit 2

2010-11 Preliminary Planning Scenario

Assumptions = no furloughs, some mandatory costs, no state reductions, 10% fee increases

CSULB Preliminary Budget Outlook
Budget Item Amount
Unresolved permanent budget problem from 2009-10 $ (20,106,543)
Recalculation of 2009-10 budget reduction (3,887,400)
Enrollment downsizing fee revenue loss (3,044 FTES) (9,554,045)
Mandatory costs (1,500,000)
State budget reduction -
Total Gross Budget Problem $ (35,047,988)
Enrollment downsizing instructional savings (3,044 FTES) 6,057,560 (a)
Revenues from 10% student fee increase 8,238,239
Revenues from 10% nonresident tuition increase 1,042,767
Total Solutions $ 15,338,566
Unresolved Budget Shortfall $ (19,709,422)
Allocation of Budget Shortfall
Division Operating Budgets 2009-10 % of Total Budgets and Reductions Pro Rata Allocation % Cut
Academic Affairs 141,541,894 69.6% $ (12,519,469) (a)  
Administration & Finance 38,661,544 19.0% (3,419,638)  
Student Services 12,415,861 6.1% (1,098,191)  
University Relations & Development 5,549,211 2.7% (490,831)  
Athletics 3,631,479 1.8% (321,207)  
President's Office 1,703,373 0.8% (150,664)  
TOTAL DIVISION BUDGETS 203,503,362 100.0% $ (18,000,000) -8.8%
University Wide Anticipated Savings and Efficiencies     (1,709,422)  
Total Budget Reductions     $ (19,709,422)  

(a) This $6,057,560 is a reduction in instructional expenses generated by the required 10.8% reduction in enrollment. This $6M is in addition to the $12,519,469 Academic Affairs is assigned in pro rata budget cuts. Therefore, the combined effect of budget cuts and enrollment reductions on Academic Affairs is $18,577,029 of a total problem of $35,047,988.