JHU Financial Report 1995: Five Year Financial Summary

JHU Financial Report 1995
Five Year Financial Summary: 1991-1995
(in thousands)


FISCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991
Operating revenues and support:
Tuition and fees 200,232 182,136 165,228 148,374 131,053
Grants, contracts and similar agreements:
-- Academic and support divisions 490,289 451,537 412,299 374,504 358,183
-- Applied Physics Laboratory contracts 414,975 426,515 411,071 426,964 407,715
Clinical services 159,573 154,720 148,682 136,515 130,047
Other 228,895 230,041 191,640 178,679 174,613
Total operating revenues and support 1,493,964 1,444,949 1,328,920 1,265,036 1,201,611

Operating expenses:
Instruction, research and clinical practice:
-- Academic and support divisions 834,846 792,014 704,312 648,347 600,115
-- Applied Physics Laboratory contracts 414,975 426,515 411,071 426,964 407,715
Student aid 59,781 56,025 52,766 47,833 42,226
Other 156,823 145,865 165,258 158,419 147,251
Total operating expenses 1,466,425 1,420,419 1,333,407 1,281,563 1,197,307

Total assets 2,132,425 2,014,209 1,925,882 1,878,880 1,813,425
Total liabilities 733,950 729,520 692,699 666,855 640,785
Total net assets 1,398,475 1,284,689 1,233,183 1,212,025 1,172,640
Investments, including cash and cash equivalents, at market value:
-- Endowment Investment Pool 761,700 698,428 678,364 593,328 513,379
-- Total 1,115,990 1,034,563 1,002,223 906,402 835,795
Investment in plant assets, net 746,423 758,035 773,873 755,956 702,217
Indebtedness 464,101 466,593 475,253 457,703 431,925

Head count enrollment (Fall) 16,390 16,330 15,865 15,231 14,389
Employees 15,582 14,650 14,156 13,717 12,974


NOTE: The University adopted new standards of financial reporting and changed its method of accounting for contributions in 1995. These changes were applied retroactively to 1994. Information presented for the years prior to 1994 has been restated, using estimates where necessary, to give effect to all significant changes required by the new accounting standards, except for the changes in accounting for contributions received. As a result, information presented for the years prior to 1994 with respect to contributions (including revenues, assets and net assets) is not fully comparable to that presented for 1994-95.


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