Strategic Investment Structure
Revenue generating units also contribute to the Strategic Investment Fund (SIF), which is split into two groups based on funding sources and uses, the Common Strategic Investment Fund (CSIF) and the Strategic Investment Fee Fund (SIFF). The chart below details which units contribute to each fund.
Common Strategic Investment Fund (CSIF)
A 14% contribution is assessed on unrestricted revenues listed below. Revenues are summed together and multiplied by 14%.
- Allocated Undergraduate Tuition
- Allocated Undergraduate Tuition - College of Instruction (WSCH by COI)
- Allocated Undergraduate Tuition - College of Record (COR) Resident
- Allocated Undergraduate Tuition - College of Record (COR) Non-Resident
- Allocated Undergraduate Tuition - College of Record (COR) Non-Resident Premium
- Studies Distribution (IRMY21 One-time Distribution)
- Allocated Graduate Tuition
- Allocated Graduate Tuition - College of Instruction (WSCH by COI)
- Allocated Graduate Tuition - College of Record (COR) Resident
- Allocated Graduate Tuition - College of Record (COR) Non-Resident
- Differential Tuition
- Graduate Incremental Tuition (GIT)
- Online Programs (Option 3 Tuition)
- State Appropriations - Instruction
- State Appropriations - Research
- Sales & Services
- Other Operating Revenue
Strategic Investment Fee Fund (SIFF)
SIFF is funded from sources that are set aside from student fees and will be used to support strategic priorities that align with the purpose of each fee as designated by statutory language. An 8% contribution is assessed on the Mandatory Fees listed below. Revenues from these fees are summed together and multiplied by 8%.
- Student Services Fee
- Library Resources Fee
- University Publications Charge
- Student Union Fee
- Medical Services Fee
- Recreation Center Fee
- Technology Solutions Fee
- UTSA ID Card Fee
- Teaching and Learning Services Fee
- Student Data Mgmt. Fee
- Transportation Fee
- Advising Charge (Undergraduate & Graduate)
