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Thank You to All Who Contribute to a Longhorn Education It takes an entire community to educate a Longhorn. And for that, we designated Nov. 16, 2011, as Thanks Day to give a Texas-sized “Thank you” to everyone who makes a Longhorn education possible. For current students, tuition and fees only go so far. In fact, if UT Austin operated on tuition and fees alone, classes would end by mid-November – just 11 weeks into the school year. Thankfully, UT doesn’t just run on tuition and fees, which account for only 25 percent of the overall budget. The majority – 75 percent – comes from our supporters, who range from our family and friends to the state of Texas. Roll over the longhorn below to see just who funds UT Austin’s budget. You might be surprised. Since so many people make a Longhorn education possible, we want to send a big shout-out to you – UT parents, alumni, donors, faculty, staff, taxpayers, state legislators, and everyone else – for playing a role in our students’ education at The University of Texas. With support from so many sources, it really does take an entire community to educate a Longhorn. Watch Our Students Say Thanks During Thanks Day 2010, more than 1,500 students dropped by to sign a giant thank you card and record messages for those who support us. Here’s what they had to say:	Julie Lucas Assistant Director Phone: 512-475-9636 Toll-free: 866-4UTEXAS (866-488-3927) Fax: 512-471-3439 The University of Texas at Austin University Development Office P.O. Box 7458 Austin, Texas 78713-7458 Follow us on Twitter Show Your Support You can make your gift now by clicking on one of the links below: American History, Briscoe Center for Architecture, School of Blanton Museum of Art Business, McCombs School of Communication, College of Continuing and Innovative Education Diversity and Community Engagement, Division of Education, College of Engineering, Cockrell School of Fine Arts, College of Geosciences, Jackson School of Graduate School Harry Ransom Center Information, School of Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center Law, School of Liberal Arts, College of LBJ School of Public Affairs McDonald Observatory Music, Butler School of Natural Sciences, College of Nursing, School of Pharmacy, College of President, Office of the Social Work, School of Student Affairs Texas Advanced Computing Center Texas Exes Texas Parents Association Texas Performing Arts Undergraduate Studies, School of UT Elementary School UT Libraries UT Press Other areas not listed above

Thanks Day

Thank You to All Who Contribute to a Longhorn Education

It takes an entire community to educate a Longhorn. And for that, we designated Nov. 16, 2011, as Thanks Day to give a Texas-sized “Thank you” to everyone who makes a Longhorn education possible.

For current students, tuition and fees only go so far. In fact, if UT Austin operated on tuition and fees alone, classes would end by mid-November – just 11 weeks into the school year.

Thankfully, UT doesn’t just run on tuition and fees, which account for only 25 percent of the overall budget. The majority – 75 percent – comes from our supporters, who range from our family and friends to the state of Texas. Roll over the longhorn below to see just who funds UT Austin’s budget. You might be surprised.

Since so many people make a Longhorn education possible, we want to send a big shout-out to you – UT parents, alumni, donors, faculty, staff, taxpayers, state legislators, and everyone else – for playing a role in our students’ education at The University of Texas.

With support from so many sources, it really does take an entire community to educate a Longhorn.

Watch Our Students Say Thanks

During Thanks Day 2010, more than 1,500 students dropped by to sign a giant thank you card and record messages for those who support us. Here’s what they had to say:

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