ASUCD has a $10.7 million operational budget, running over twenty units and other services.  ASUCD employs more students than any other department of UC Davis, providing a great deal of employment for students in addition to services for students.

Many units operate on a break-even basis -- especially the business units -- though a majority of the programmatic units receive a subsidy from the student government.

Every quarter, each ASUCD member pays $41 in ASUCD fees.  Due to fee referenda, this money is split in four ways: $30.50 goes directly to Unitrans, to pay for undergraduate riders; $0.50 goes to Cal Aggie Camp, as ASUCD's philanthropic program; $2.00 goes out of ASUCD to the Educational Opportunity Program, and $8.00 goes to ASUCD's General Fund, money the ASUCD Senate can allocate.  Of this, 25% of ASUCD Fees are returned to students for financial aid. For example, over the course of a year Cal Aggie Camp gets 3x$0.50 = $1.50 from each student, but as 25% goes to financial aid, the actual amount is $1.12 annually.

After all is said and done, these fees generate over $600,000 in revenue for the ASUCD Senate to spend on every other program offered by ASUCD.

Coming soon -- a walkthrough of an individual budget!

Budget by Unit

**For a detailed budget of each unit, head to the FY2009-10 page**

For more budgetey goodness, see the UC Systemwide Budget, provided by UCOP.