Fiscal Responsibility
UNT is a growing institution — both in size and reputation — and a long history of being fiscally conservative has left the University with the ability to continue to grow, even in difficult economic times.
A commitment to upholding the highest standards of ethical conduct and fiduciary responsibility with respect to University funds, resources and property has helped the University continue to thrive.
Through careful management and cultivation of private support and research funding, UNT will continue to grow its fiscal resources in support of its high academic aspirations. The University is committed to ensuring that the quality of a UNT education and the value of a UNT degree continue to increase.
The following provides a look at the fiscal resources of the University over the last five years.
Operating and Capital Budgets as Approved by the UNT System Board of Regents, Fiscal Year Ending Aug. 31
Method of Finance for 2010 Operating and Capital Budget (in Millions of Dollars)
Total Net Assets, *Fiscal Year Ending Aug. 31
* Net assets are the University’s assets minus liabilities. They also are known as the University’s fund balances or tangible assets.
