Regents approved budgets for the Ann Arbor, Dearborn and Flint campuses,
and the U-M Health System during the board's meeting July 17. All three
campus budgets reflect the University's best efforts to protect students
as much as possible from effects of the largest annual cut in state
appropriations in the U-M history. Regents also received an
information-only presentation on next year's athletic budget.

• Proposed budget protects students, increases financial aid
• Dearborn budget up 3.4M; tuition/fees to increase 9.5%
• U-M-Flint to cut $4M, increase tuition 11%
• UMHS reports continued success in FY03, looks forward to balanced growth
• Athletics projects 3rd straight budget surplus

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