spendingdatabase.knightcommission.orgCollege Athletics Financial Information (CAFI) Database

") //-- Skip to main content A project of Knight Foundation About the Data FAQ Contact Us CAFI Database Tutorial Explore Division I Athletic and Academic Finances Home About Why This Matters Learn more about the Knight Commission’s efforts to ensure that athletics programs are operating within the educational mission of their universities. Go To Section » FBS Football Bowl Subdivision NCAA Division I is subdivided according to a school's level of football classification or sponsorship. Previously known as NCAA Division I-A, the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) is the classification for Division I athletic programs with the highest-profile football competition in college athletics. Go To Section » Explore FBS Revenues and Expenses This section provides financial data for 109 public institutions in this subdivision. American Athletic [ i ] Mid-American Atlantic Coast Mountain West Big 12 Pacific-12 Big Ten Southeastern Conference USA Sun Belt Independent Previously operated as FBS Athletic Conferences Big East [ i ] Western Athletic [ i ] FBS Custom Reports Where the Money Comes From Where the Money Goes Academic Spending Football Spending Athletics Debt LEARN MORE about finances at the FBS level. FCS Football Championship Subdivision NCAA Division I is subdivided according to a school's level of football classification or sponsorship. Previously known as NCAA Division I-AA, the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) is the classification of football competition for Division I institutions that choose to compete at a level that requires less financial commitment than the FBS classification. Go To Section » Explore FCS Revenues and Expenses This section provides financial data for 76 public institutions in this subdivision. FCS Custom Reports Where the Money Comes From Where the Money Goes Academic Spending Football Spending Athletics Debt LEARN MORE about finances at the FCS level. No Football Division I – No Football Subdivision NCAA Division I is subdivided according to a school's level of football classification or sponsorship. Previously known as NCAA Division I-AAA, Division I- No Football includes institutions that do not offer football but compete in Division I in all other sports. Go To Section » Explore Division I - No Football Revenues and Expenses This section provides financial data for 46 public institutions in this subdivision. No Football Custom Reports Where the Money Comes From Where the Money Goes Academic Spending Athletics Debt LEARN MORE about finances at institutions in this subdivision. Custom Reporting Build, Compare & Download Generate custom reports and graphs by selecting spending variables or adjust for inflation using the Consumer Price Index. Go To Section » Mission of this Project Improve the understanding of finances in college athletics More effective disclosure of finance – and of financial priorities – enhances the ability of colleges and universities to ensure athletics programs are advancing the mission of higher education. Getting Started Video First Time Visiting the Site? Get started by watching the CAFI Database Tutorial Video. Close Get Started / How to Use this Database The Knight Commission is tracking college athletic and academic finances to provide greater transparency and to better explain where the money comes from and where the money goes. Explore & Learn In college athletics, where does the money come from and where does the money go? Explore key revenues and expenses in this database by institution, conference and subdivision. Browse by Subdivision: FBS | FCS | No Football Customize & Compare Create your own snapshots and comparisons of college athletics revenues and expenses as well as academic spending for institutions, conferences and other groupings. Go to Custom Reporting Why This Matters The Knight Commission believes a renewed commitment to sustained financial reform is necessary to maintain the health of college sports. As part of its efforts to improve transparency and accountability for athletics finances, the Knight Commission developed this database. For more information about the data and the methodology for the metrics click here . Follow Us Twitter Email About the Data The data in this online database are self-reported by institutions on NCAA financial reports and on reports required by the federal government ( Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act and the Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System ). For additional information on finances of college athletics, see what’s available at USA TODAY’s NCAA Athletics Finance Database . THIS INITIATIVE FUNDED BY SPECIAL THANKS TO Site designed and developed by WebFirst Copyright © 2013-2021 Knight Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics Privacy Policy and Terms of Use FAQ Contact Us...