Cleveland State University

Cleveland State University
Subdivision:
Division I – No Football
Undergraduate Size:
9,776
# of Sports Teams:
19
Total Unduplicated Athletes:
330
  • State:
    Ohio
  • Region:
    Great Lakes
  • Carnegie Classification:
    Research Universities

This graph shows the major athletics operating expenses for all institutions in the Cleveland State University

*See COVID Note on 2020 and 2021 data

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Total Academic Spending (University-Wide)

Total expenditures for the direct role and mission activities of an institution. It includes functional classifications of expenditures for instruction, research, public service, academic support, student services, institutional support, scholarships and fellowships, and operations and maintenance.

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Total Athletic Revenues

Total revenues for the athletics program minus “Less Transfers to the Institution.” [i]

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Total Athletic Expenses

Total athletic operating expenses, including athletic scholarship costs.

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Total Annual Debt Service, Leases and Rental Fees on Athletic Facilities

Payment of principal and interest on athletic facilities debt, leases and rental fees in the reporting year.

NOTE: NCAA definitional changes increased, for some institutions, the amounts reported in this area beginning in 2014-15.

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Total Athletics Related Debt

Total athletic debt balances owed by the athletic department.

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