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Financing the Community College: An Overview of the Literature

The financing of community colleges in a period of declining resources and student enrollments has become a major concern to two-year college educators, planners, and administrators. The passage of Proposition 13 in California has added to the financial restraints previously felt. Educators and state directors are reexamining their patterns of financing and current funding formulas. Resource development programs are increasing in order to identify and obtain outside financial support such as private and federal sources. The abstracts included here are samples of the documents in the ERIC junior college collection dealing with community-college finance. Additional documents related to this issue can be found through manual or computerized searches of ERIC's RIE (Resources in Education) and CIJE (Current Index to Journals in Education). The descriptors at the end of each article will serve as suggested subject headings.