Budget
The Associated Students of the University of Nevada collects $6.10 per credit hour from undergraduate students. Each year the budget is proposed by the ASUN President and then approved by the ASUN Senate. ASUN funds various programming efforts, clubs, publications, services and scholarships. Each area funded annually by ASUN is included in the budgets below.
Fiscal Year 2025
- As Introduced on April 24, 2024
- As Amended and Approved on May 6, 2024
- As Amended and Approved on October 2, 2024
- As Amended and Approved on October 30, 2024
- As Amended and Approved on December 4, 2024
Budget Archives (2011-present)
ASUN Budget Archives: These files are Budget archives for Associated Students of the University of Nevada (ASUN) if you encounter any accessibility or problems accessing them, please email Student Engagement for assistance.
Budget Definitions
- Fiscal Year: A 12-month period used for budgeting and accounting purposes, typically starting on July 1 and ending on June 30 for most institutions.
- Revenue: The total amount of money generated from various sources, such as fees, donations, or grants, within a fiscal year.
- Allocation: The process of distributing available funds to specific accounts, programs, or departments based on priorities and needs.
- Balance: The amount of funds remaining in an account after all revenues and expenses have been accounted for.
- Balance Forward (“Rollover”): Unused funds carried over from one fiscal year to the next, typically for specific purposes or future use.
- Operating: Funds designated for day-to-day expenses such as supplies, utilities, and administrative costs.
- Host: Funds allocated for activities or events intended to entertain or engage others, such as guests, donors, or students.
- Fringe: Costs associated with employee benefits, including health insurance, retirement contributions, and payroll taxes, as part of compensation.
- Contingency: A reserve of funds set aside to cover unexpected expenses or emergencies during the fiscal year.
- Total Allocated: The total amount of funds assigned to specific accounts, programs, or departments for the fiscal year, including projected revenue or external funding sources, such as subsidies.
- Total Actual Dollars: The real amount of money received from revenue or spent, as opposed to budgeted or projected amounts.
- PG Account: A specific account or fund within the budget, often designated for a particular program or project, used to track revenues and expenses.