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Denver Seminary Annual Report 2014-2015

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Tuition and Fees represented only 56 percent of total income. By keeping this percentage down, we give our students the opportunity to pursue a more affordable education. Contributions represent the next largest segment of total income at 29 percent. The Seminary exhibits a high level of efficiency by spending only 8 percent of its budget on general and administrative expenses and 8 percent on fundraising. This allows us to commit more to educational programs (60% of spending) and student services (14%). 13 EXPENSES REVENUE AND Denver Seminary Functional Expenses 2014-15 ($11,904,229) $1,757,164 15% $6,633,692 $1,262,683 $148,209 $337,987 $2,180,149 $787,744 $386,770 56% 11% 1% 3% 19% 7% 3% Denver Seminary Total Income 2014-15 ($11,737,234) Unrestricted Revenues in Green Restricted Revenues in Blue Net Tuition and Fees Auxiliary Income Unrestricted Contributions Investment Income Temporarily Restricted Gifts Permanently Restricted Gifts Restricted Earnings Instruction Academic Support Student Services Institutional Support Auxiliary Enterprises Advancement Public Service $5,345,580 45% $1,666,978 14% $975,075 $905,645 $915,964 $337,823 8% 7% 8% 3%

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