1992-1993 Cedarville College Annual Report

.· national average for independent colleges. In other words, Cedarville College makes every dollar go a long way, offering an outstanding educational investment. CEDM2VILLE COLLEGE I~ MI~ION DQMN. Many things have changed at Cedarville over the past 15 years. The same is true of any growing institution. However, as the leadership of the College faces the challenges of the next decades, their purpose will continue to be "to provide an education consistent with biblical truth." With a clear vision for Christian higher education, academic programs of national reputation, and affordable costs, Cedarville expects to consistently attract top students. GIFT INCOME TOTAL8 92-93 Alumni $ 329,142 7.00% Parents 392,334 8.25% Friends 1,387,520 29.20% Foundations 1,109,187 23.30% Corporations 1,119,286 23.50% Churches 390,291 8.20% Other 26,007 .55% Total $4,753,767 100.00% GENEQAL FUND EXPENDITUQE8 92-93 Instructional and Academic Support Institutional Support Auxiliary Support Debt Services Student Services Physical Plant Student Aid Non-mandatory Transfers Total ENQOLLMENT 1978 1,185 1983 1,793 1988 1,879 1993 2,278 92% Growth In 15 Years $ 8,155,625 4,956,370 3,697,480 1,887,715 1,375,680 1,354,009 722,519 483,865 $ 22,633,263