University of Hawaiʻi Revamps Budget Amid Record Enrollment
The University of Hawaiʻi system is planning to adjust its budget model to accommodate the high enrollment at its Mānoa campus.
The current budget system is based on historical data, with small, predetermined increments, rather than a responsive budget that adjusts to fluctuations in metrics like enrollment, infrastructure costs, or hiring needs.
This fall, the system set a record with over 51,000 students across its 10 campuses, the highest enrollment since 2017, with UH Mānoa accounting for over 20,000 students.
The University of Hawaiʻi is looking to adjust its budget model to match the needs of the high enrollment at its Mānoa campus.
- The proposed budget model will be a hybrid of the current historical budget system and an activity-based model.
- UH Mānoa Interim Provost Vassilis Syrmos, along with other UH leadership, is leading the effort to implement the new budget model.
Author's summary: UH revamps budget to meet record enrollment needs.
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