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University of Iowa Committee on Human Rights policies, 1958-1986

1968-11-15 University Human Rights Committee to President Howard Bowen Page 14

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among all Freshmen in 1960, the most recent year for which information is available):

Costs:19 85 residents at $1,800 - $153.000
315 non residents at $2,400 = 756,000
$909,000

Funds: OEO20 = $46,000
Home - 160,000
Summer Employment = 120,000
NDEA Loans of Equivalent 21 = 298,750
Need - 284,250
$909.000

   Tuition income to the University would be $346.450, compared to the "Need" of $284,250. 
   In addition to student support, there would be a number of other costs, the most important of which would be the costs of the recruiter (including travel, printing, etc.) a counsellor and a secretary. These would run in the neighborhood of $30-32,000 for the first year and £40-45,000 when the program was fully effective, assuming that a second counsellor has been added by then. Students' tutors might cost $15-20,000 per year, perhaps somewhat less if the work study program were utilized. 
   In addition, additional instructors would have to be hired for the remedial sections. These might run an additional $25,000

To Summarize:, 1 year, Full Program 

Costs: Need -$33,000, $284,250
Recruiter - 31,000, 42,500
Tutors - 9,000, 17,500
Instructors 15,000, 25,000
$88,000 22 , $369,250 22

Tuition Income, $65,550 22, $346,350 22
Additional Deficit, $22,450, $22, 800

19. Present costs. May be higher in six years with increased tuition etc. 
20 Presently available only to 1st year students. This is about 40% of total OEO funds available on campus in 1967-68
21. This is 28% of total NDEA funds available on campus in 1967-68/
22. Dean Rhodes has estimated the University cost at $50,000 the first year and $350,000 when fully operative.

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-14- among all Freshmen in 1960, the most recent year for which information is available): Costs:19 85 residents at $1,800 - $153.000 315 non residents at $2,400 = 756,000 $909,000 Funds: OEO20 = $46,000 Home - 160,000 Summer Employment = 120,000 NDEA Loans of Equivalent 21 = 298,750 Need - 284,250 $909.000 Tuition income to the University would be $346.450, compared to the "Need" of $284,250. In addition to student support, there would be a number of other costs, the most important of which would be the costs of the recruiter (including travel, printing, etc.) a counsellor and a secretary. These would run in the neighborhood of $30-32,000 for the first year and £40-45,000 when the program was fully effective, assuming that a second counsellor has been added by then. Students' tutors might cost $15-20,000 per year, perhaps somewhat less if the work study program were utilized. In addition, additional instructors would have to be hired for the remedial sections. These might run an additional $25,000 To Summarize:, 1 year, Full Program Costs: Need -$33,000, $284,250 Recruiter - 31,000, 42,500 Tutors - 9,000, 17,500 Instructors 15,000, 25,000 $88,000 22 , $369,250 22 Tuition Income, $65,550 22, $346,350 22 Additional Deficit, $22,450, $22, 800 19. Present costs. May be higher in six years with increased tuition etc. 20 Presently available only to 1st year students. This is about 40% of total OEO funds available on campus in 1967-68 21. This is 28% of total NDEA funds available on campus in 1967-68/ 22. Dean Rhodes has estimated the University cost at $50,000 the first year and $350,000 when fully operative.