Comparing the UCSF financial statement of 2001/02 with that of a decade ago reveals some surprising facts. The total funds available have increased by more than $800 million, while the proportion of state support has declined on a percentage basis from 17.6 percent to 14 percent. Federal government support, on the other hand, has risen on a percentage basis from 15.8 percent in 1991/92 to 20 percent a decade later.

Current funds for fiscal year 2001/02

Source of Funds	Amount	Percentage
Tuition and Fees	$ 28,141,000	1%
Federal Government	370,683,000	20%
State Government	272,976,000	14%
Local Government	74,725,000	4%
Private Gifts, Grants, and Contracts	182,601,000	10%
Sales & Service -- Educational Activities	76,463,000	4%
Sales & Service -- Auxiliary Enterprises	18,841,000	1%
Sales & Service -- Medical Centers	833,733,000	44%
Other Sources	31,197,000	2%
Total	$1,889,360,000	100%

Use of Funds	Amount	Percentage
Instruction	$ 139,422,000	8%
Research	412,992,000	24%
Public Service	49,197,000	3%
Academic Support	193,401,000	11%
Medical Center	791,948,000	46%
Student Services	10,262,000	1%
Institutional Support	59,213,000	3%
Operation and Maintenance of Plant	37,453,000	2%
Student Financial Aid	28,053,000	1%
Campus Support Services	13,762,000	1%
Total	$1,735,703,000	100%