The Division of Continuing Education sustained funding losses during l976-77 in its public tax levy support and in its special grant program funds. The College budget crises have resulted in continued staff cuts, loss of program possibilities, loss of six months of funding for the Institute of Study for Older Adults, and loss of funding for instructional costs and educational supplies for continuing education courses. A temporary structure was devised to deposit and expend tuition fees for these courses through the sponsorship of the Alumni Association. A City University of New York policy statement was finally approved on June 6, 1977 regarding the funding of continuing education. It states in part: (1) the salaries of faculty and their fringe benefits as well as special educational supplies should be paid for entirely by revenues generated from students; (2) College budgets should provide for administrative support, as well as the cost of heat, light, guard service and special rental of space; (3) each College will be responsible for setting fees for continuing education courses, with the revenues generated sufficient to cover continuing education costs. The rejection of a large number of grant proposals indicates that 1977-78 will sustain further financial losses. (Continuing education programs are discussed and a statistical summary is provided.) (Author/LH)