Operating plan – DetailsMedical CollegeRevenues and Transfers InRevenues for the Joan and Sanford I. Weill MedicalCollege and Graduate School <strong>of</strong> Medical Sciences areprojected at $1.043 billion, an increase <strong>of</strong> 4.6 percentover the forecast for 2007-08.• Tuition and fees are budgeted at $23.2 million, anincrease <strong>of</strong> $2.3 million, or 11.2 percent, fromthe forecast. Medical College tuition will increase6.5 percent, from $39,180 to $41,730, for firstandsecond-year students. Tuition for third- andfourth-year students will grow 5 percent, to$37,240. Tuition for the Graduate School <strong>of</strong> MedicalSciences will increase 3 percent, to $26,872.A slight increase in student enrollments is alsoprojected. (See Appendix C, page 62.)• Restricted gifts are expected to total $62.1 millionin 2008-09, a slight decrease from the forecast.The planned amount includes annual gift contributionsand anticipated gifts to support newfaculty and programs as part <strong>of</strong> the Strategic <strong>Plan</strong>sfor Research and Advancing the Clinical Mission.• Direct costs <strong>of</strong> grants and contracts for sponsoredprograms are expected to total $115.8 million, a3.1 percent growth over the 2007-08 forecast, duemainly to the recently announced Clinical TranslationalScience Award. Recoveries for facilitiesand administrative costs (F&A) from sponsoredprograms are projected to increase 2.8 percentdue to growth in direct costs. The on-campus federalF&A rate is expected to remain at 68 percent.• Revenues from the Physician Organization (PO)are projected at $495.2 million, a $22.9 millionincrease from the 2007-08 forecast, and incorporatesexpected growth in receipt volume in severalclinical initiatives introduced as components <strong>of</strong>the Strategic <strong>Plan</strong> and continued growth in establishedpractices and various specialty divisions.• Administrative, training, and supervisory servicespurchased by the New York Presbyterian Hospital(NYPH) are expected to total $86.2 million,$1.7 million greater than the 2007-08 forecast.These services include hospital-service costs andsupervision and training <strong>of</strong> NYPH residents.• Funding from the Qatar Foundation to operate theWeill Medical School in Qatar is expected to grow$6.9 million in 2008-09, reaching $78.5 million.This funding level anticipates a planned growth infaculty and support staff.Expenditures and Transfers OutNet expenditures are planned at $1.029 billion, an increase<strong>of</strong> 4.5 percent, or $44 million, over the forecastfor 2007-08.• Academic department expenditures, including thePhysician Organization, are planned to increase3.7 percent, to $790.9 million. This growth willbe due mainly to: (a) a 4.1 percent increase inPhysician Organization expenditures, includingStrategic <strong>Plan</strong> programs; (b) a 2 percent growth inthe costs related to administrative, training, andsupervisory functions provided to NYPH; and (c) a3 percent increase in sponsored programs costs.• Administrative and support costs are expectedto grow 5.7 percent, or $4.7 million, from the2007-08 forecast. These costs include operatingexpenditures for student services, academic, andadministrative support units. Administrative andsupport costs for the Medical College in Qatarwill increase 16.4 percent, to $78.5 million, asgrowth is anticipated in faculty and staff whosupport the program in Qatar and that the fullamount budgeted in 2008-09 will be expended.• Physical plant costs are expected to increase 8.2percent, to $56.9 million, reflecting growth in newfacility costs for <strong>of</strong>f-site locations at 61 st Street, 67 thStreet, and 575 Lexington Avenue. A significantamount <strong>of</strong> the incremental space is to accommodatethe planned Biomedical Research Building.The plan also includes new borrowings for theexpansion <strong>of</strong> the “E” building and renovations <strong>of</strong>RARC sites in the “S” and Main Buildings.Transfers out to plant reserves, which are planned at$2.6 million, represent funding for capital acquisitionsand renovations by the Physician Organization.Net from OperationsThis plan will produce an $11.5 million net from operations,which will be held in current fund balances.Included in this net is a projected deficit <strong>of</strong> $1.4million in Housing and Ancillary Operations, whichwill be funded by future revenues.42
Operating plan – DetailsMedical College(dollars in thousands)Change from06-07 07-08 07-08 08-09 Forecast to <strong>Plan</strong>Actual <strong>Plan</strong> Forecast <strong>Plan</strong> Dollars PercentResources1. Tuition & Fees $18,839 $19,432 $20,906 $23,241 $2,335 11.2%2. Investment Distributions 40,580 40,614 46,483 50,553 4,070 8.8%3. Unrestricted Gifts 1,801 2,329 1,853 1,861 8 0.4%4. Restricted Gifts 57,964 69,102 63,419 62,117 (1,302) (2.1%)5. Sponsored Programs (direct) 113,012 117,027 112,364 115,797 3,433 3.1%6. Sponsored Programs (F&A) 42,548 45,548 43,178 44,377 1,199 2.8%7. Institutional Allowances 23,006 24,475 27,013 28,232 1,219 4.5%8. State Appropriations 190 190 190 194 4 2.1%9. Physician Organization (PO) 431,788 479,583 472,234 495,164 22,930 4.9%10. NYPH (purchased services) 79,716 82,763 84,486 86,176 1,690 2.0%11. Enterprise Sales & Services 17,189 16,080 20,091 21,033 942 4.7%12. Qatar Foundation 66,865 71,593 71,593 78,467 6,874 9.6%13. Other Sources 36,991 34,156 33,595 35,873 2,278 6.8%14. Subtotal In-Year Revenues 930,489 1,002,892 997,405 1,043,085 45,680 4.6%15. Transfers From Endowment16. Transfers From <strong>Plan</strong>t 97917. Subtotal Transfers In 97918. Total Resources 931,468 1,002,892 997,405 1,043,085 45,680 4.6%Uses <strong>of</strong> Resources19. Medical College (academic/clinical) 705,837 772,908 762,675 790,912 28,237 3.7%20. Return to Qatar Foundation 16,016 4,200 (4,200)21. Centrally Recorded <strong>Financial</strong> Aid 12,593 12,062 14,337 14,213 (124) (0.9%)22. Administrative & Support 78,020 78,608 82,012 86,680 4,668 5.7%23. Administrative & Support (Qatar) 50,849 71,593 67,393 78,467 11,074 16.4%24. Physical <strong>Plan</strong>t 48,910 52,187 52,573 56,881 4,308 8.2%25. Cost Redistribution 1,700 1,738 1,738 1,775 37 2.1%26. Subtotal Expenditures 913,925 989,096 984,928 1,028,928 44,000 4.5%27. Transfers To Endowment28. Transfers To <strong>Plan</strong>t 6,681 2,652 2,500 2,625 12529. Subtotal Transfers Out 6,681 2,652 2,500 2,625 12530. Total Uses <strong>of</strong> Resources 920,606 991,748 987,428 1,031,553 44,125 4.5%31. Net From Operations 10,862 11,144 9,977 11,532 1,55532. Additions to Operating Reserves33. Held in Current Fund Balances 10,862 11,144 9,977 11,53243
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