As a self-support college, CPaCE does not receive state funding, and is required to cover all program development and infrastructure support using a portion of the revenue derived from its many course offerings. In 2023-2024, CPaCE student enrollment totaled 23,239 through its credit, professional, and specialized programs. CPaCE continues to be very successful in serving the needs of the community through its variety of courses and programs.
23,239
Total Student Enrollment
In 2023-2024, CPaCE had a student enrollment of 23,239 through its credit, professional, and specialized programs.
$31.4 Million
Total Generated Revenue
CPaCE revenue totaled $31.4 million, with $6.6 million transferred to CSULB campus partners, $850,000 set aside for CSU assessments, and $2.2 million in cost recovery for the campus. The remaining funds are utilized to cover operating expenses, maintain and grow current CPaCE programs, and provide for new program development, infrastructure, and contingency reserves.
$786,035
Received in Grants and Contracts
The Center for International Trade and Transportation was awarded $786,035 in revenue via several grant proposals and various contracts with industry partners including the United States Department of Transportation (USDOT), California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), and California State Transportation Agency (CalSTA), among others.
$24.6 Million
Total Expenses
Instructional and staff salaries as well as benefits are covered by $16.8 million, or 54 percent of CPaCE’s revenue and funding.
$6.6 Million
Transferred to CSULB Academic Partners
$6.6 million has been transferred to CSULB campus partners to support students through the growth of programs and new initiatives for the university.