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Federal grants drive UT Arlington’s budget growth as net tuition revenue falls
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· August 12, 2026
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Key takeaway 1 million is noted, but it's not considered a cash issue.
The University of Texas at Arlington is expecting a revenue increase. 1 million, which is more than the projected revenue. 1 million is noted, but it's not considered a cash issue.
Depreciation is a factor in the expenses, with $59 million accounted for. This reflects the aging of buildings and equipment. Further details on the university's budget are available from the UT System's draft publication.
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Category: government ·
Published: August 12, 2026 ·
Source: Fort Worth Report ·
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