Which college student governments have the largest budgets?

Hi folks, I've been pretty involved in student government in my high school, and I want to continue in college. I'm curious about which universities have student governments with the most significant budgets. Anyone have any insights?

Many universities across the U.S. grant a certain degree of autonomy to their student governments, resulting in robust and well-funded systems that contribute to enriching the on-campus life of their students. The student governments' budgets are typically derived from a portion of student fees that the university collects.

One university renowned for its substantial student government budget is the University of California, Berkeley. ASUC supports various services, student groups, and initiatives that significantly impact student life on campus including cultural groups, club sports, academic societies, and others. The University of Central Florida (UCF) in Orlando also has a significant Student Government budget.

Finally, the University of Texas at Austin (UT Austin) also boasts an impressive student government budget.

These schools illustrate a broader trend among larger universities, which tend to allocate significant resources to student government activities and operations. However, it's worth noting that a large budget is not the sole determinant of a successful student government. The leadership, engagement of the student body, and the effectiveness of the initiatives undertaken also play crucial roles in shaping the student government experience.