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(Read last year's report on TCU finances and employee pay, or the report on FY2013 athletics expenses)
Every year, TCU (as a registered 501 (c)(3)) reports its financials, along with compensation information, to the IRS. TCU does not make this information publicly available on its website, but does issues copies of this information upon request from the media.
The trick is: They don't just simply send an email out, you have to know to ask.
Last year, we first reported that TCU lost about $4 million dollars for the year, a relatively small hit considering the major cash windfalls that TCU has seen over the last decade, but nevertheless a sign that the University was starting to hit the skids a bit financially.
Well, they are back and rolling.
In FY2013, TCU realized net income of $96 million dollars, off of a record breaking year for revenue ($549 million) while seeing expenses stay relatively flat ($452 million).
Yes, you are reading that right. If TCU wasn't a not-for-profit, we would be looking at $93 million in pre-tax net earnings, representing a healthy 17% "profit" for the university.
I think it is safe to say, TCU is back in the black.
(REMEMBER: TCU's fiscal year runs June-May, this report is based off tax filings for FY 2013 which were filed on April 15th of 2014)
Overall
TCU reported $1.4 billion in gross receipts ($549 million in revenue) for FY2013... As part of that total, TCU also reported:
- $70 million in contributions or grants
- $404 million in program service revenue (tuition, fees, room/board)
- $50 million in investment income (endowment)
- $23 million in "other" revenue
For FY2013, TCU reported $452 million in expenses... As part of that total, TCU also reported:
- $99 million in grants (scholarships)
- $205 million in salaries, compensation and employee benefits
For FY2013, TCU reported a rise in Total Assets to $2.3 billion (from $2 billion last year), while also reporting a drop in Total Liabilities to $561 million (from $616 million). All in all, the numbers add up to a new Net Asset balance of $1.7 billion, an all-time high for TCU.
Revenue
Here is a breakdown of revenues, as provided by TCU for FY2013:
Membership Dues: $258, 845
Fundraising Events: $528,479
Government Grants: $13,154,336
Tuition: $324,021,197
Residential Services: $26,204,950
Dining Services: $16,415,785
Athletics/Campus Rec: $25,819,320
University Bookstore: $1,256,555
Investment Income (University, not the endowment): $3,442,675
Royalties: $20,000,914
Brite Admin Maintenance Fee: $902,803
Annuity Income: $1,125,901
Alumni Events: $442,328
Expenses
Here is a breakdown of expenses, as provided by TCU for FY2013:
Grants/Scholarships: $99,705,544
Compensation of "Key Officers and Employees": $6,276,397
Other Salaries/Wages: $147,630,210
Pension Plan Accruals & Contributions: $15,837,052
Other Employee Benefits: $25,806,802
Payroll Taxes: $9,845,152
Accounting Services: $685,179
Legal Services: $564,636
Fundraising Services: $136,266
Advertising & Promotion: $1,760,553
Office Expenses: $14,768,694
IT Expenses: $2,424,869
Occupancy (Hotels): $15,791,804
Travel: $16,027,238
Conferences/Conventions: $1,048,655
Insurance: $2,110,938
Dues/Subscriptions: $5,560,710
Food Services: $13,723,988
Balance Sheet
Here is TCU's end of year balance sheet, as provided by TCU for FY2013:
Cash: $3,398,963
Savings: $8,854,069
Grants Receivable: $44,122,419
Accounts Receivable: $25,317,472
Accounts Payable: $59,768,006
Bond Liabilities: $398,442,583
Endowment Funds
Here is TCU's report on endowment funds at the end of the year, as provided by TCU for FY2013:
Beginning of Year Balance: $1.1 billion
Net Investment Gains: $184 million
End of Year Balance: $1.256 billion
Of this balance, the following assets were held at years end:
Interest Rate Cap & Derivative: $1,043,041
Hedge Funds: $283,031,981
Limited Partnerships: $303,452,794
Funds Held In Trust By Others: $77,577,177
Mineral Interests: $143,330,000
TCU has the following long term liabilities:
Government Loans: $8,074,244
Funds Held In Trust: $10,669,619
Post Retirement Benefits: $32,353,455
Interest Rate Swap Liability: $27,236,806
Compensation
Victor Boschini (Chancellor)
2011 Base Pay: $791,051
2011 Total Compensation: $1,234,823
2012 Base Pay: $930,077
2012 Total Compensation: $1,486,299
Chris Del Conte (Athletic Director)
2011 Base Pay: $408,546
2011 Total Compensation: $632,213
2012 Base Pay: $509,435
2012 Total Compensation: $811,527
Nowell Donovan (Provost)
2011 Base Pay: $407,681
2011 Total Compensation: $482,770
2012 Base Pay: $515,186
2012 Total Compensation: $603,834
Brian Gutierrez (Vice Chancellor of Finance and Administration)
2011 Base Pay: $371,180
2011 Total Compensation: $529,466
2012 Base Pay: $411,115
2012 Total Compensation: $$578,787
James Hille (Chief Investment Officer)
2011 Base Pay: $482,831
2011 Total Compensation: $935,815
2012 Base Pay: $510,235
2012 Total Compensation: $1,401,973
Larry Lauer (Vice Chancellor for Government Affairs)
2011 Base Pay: $171,760
2011 Total Compensation: $216,045
2012 Base Pay: $176,703
2012 Total Compensation: $230,377
Don Mills (Professor)
2011 Base Pay: $182,144
2011 Total Compensation: $254,248
2012 Base Pay: $180,466
2012 Total Compensation: $214,808
Tracy Syler-Jones (Vice Chancellor of Marketing/Communications)
2011 Base Pay: $185,734
2011 Total Compensation: $256,758
2012 Base Pay: $198,592
2012 Total Compensation: $339,266
Don Whelan Jr. (Vice Chancellor for University Advancement)
2011 Base Pay: $334,907
2011 Total Pay: $411,852
2012 Base Pay: $362,153
2012 Total Compensation: $445,217
Cheryl Wilson (Associate Vice Chancellor/Controller)
2011 Base Pay: $188,461
2011 Total Pay: $211,890
2012 Base Pay: $198,721
2012 Total Compensation: $222,417
Trent Johnson (Head Men's Basketball Coach)
2012 Base Pay: $1,096,870
2012 Total Compensation: $2,213,784
Gary Patterson (Head Football Coach)
2011 Base Pay: $2,587,557
2011 Total Compensation: $3,120,760
2012 Base Pay: $2,987,885
2012 Total Compensation: $4,008,150
Jim Schlossnagle (Head Baseball Coach)
2011 Base Pay: $298,309
2011 Total Compensation: $452,472
2012 Base Pay: $335,275
2012 Total Compensation: $466,303
Notes
- James Hille received $444k in deferred compensation in FY2013
- Gary Patterson received $473k in deferred compensation in FY2013
- Chris Del Conte received a $41k bonus for meeting performance goals and a $100k bonus for exemplary service.
- Gary Patterson received a $150k bonus and Jim Schlossnagle received a $32k bonus.
- Trent Johnson's 2012 salary reflects payments from April-December... If you do the math, this puts his base salary at $1.46 million annually. Also, Trent's large "other" compensation includes payments TCU had to make to buy out his LSU contract as well as moving expenses to DFW.
There is tons more, I just don't have time to comb through it all this year. Here are links to the last two year's filings, in full. You won't find them anywhere else on the web.
FY2012 Filing
To view Part 1 of the FY2012 TCU Form 990, click here.
To view Part 2 of the FY2012 TCU Form 990, click here.
FY2013 Filing
To view Part 1 of the FY2013 TCU Form 990, click here.
To view Part 1 of the FY2013 TCU Form 990, click here.