| The University of California is chartered as an instrumentality
of the State of California and approximately 90% of students enrolled in the academic
programs of the campus are considered residents of the state for tuition purposes. UCLA
continues to rely heavily on state appropriations amounting to $531,068,000 in the
1999-'00 fiscal year to maintain its basic academic programs. Also, the state, including
lottery funds, contributed $45,972,000 toward special programs in such areas as financial
aid, tobacco-related diseases, breast cancer, AIDS research and education-improvement
outreach programs. In addition to the funds received directly from the state budget, UCLA’s
contractual research and training agreements with various state agencies, including
California Health and Human Services, California Social Services, and California Business,
Transportation and Housing Agency, reached $12,983,000. 
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