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Administrative changes involve the creation of or changes to an academic administrative unit at a university or health-related institution. Administrative changes include the creation of new administrative units--colleges, schools, divisions, departments--as well as changes to existing administrative units, such as a name change, consolidation of existing units, or movement of a program into another unit.

Reporting and Procedures Manual Supplement for Texas Public Universities for new and modified CBM Reports in effect for Spring 2022 (Last updated April 2021).

Reporting and Procedures Manual for Texas Public Universities in effect Spring 2021 for CBM Reports for student enrollment, TSI, courses, faculty, graduation, facilities, admissions (Last updated March 2021).

Data provided by the THECB (as of March 2021) as a resource for LBB Performance Measures to be submitted by Texas public universities to the LBB.

CBM Reporting Memo - Expiration of Reporting Modifications for Nonresident Distance Education Courses for Formula Funding - February 24, 2021.

Texas Education Code 51.4031 requires Texas public universities and health-related institutions to provide institution-specific information relating to access and affordability. Report provides data for 2019-2020.

The Texas General Academic Institutions: Increasing Successful Community College Transfer report provides an analysis of Texas public general academic institutions (GAIs)/universities transfer goals and practices. This annual report describes the universities’ efforts to increase the number, success, and persistence of Texas community college transfer students.