QUICK FACTS
FINANCIAL
Revenues |
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Georgia Institute of Technology Revenues - Fiscal Year 2008 Actual |
| State Appropriations | $275,144,403 |
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| Student Tuition and Fees | 135,149,773 |
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| Gifts, Grants and Contracts | 498,957,848 |
(note 1) |
| Sales, Services & Other | 142,642,366 |
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| Total Revenue | $1,051,894,390 |
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| Affiliated Organizations: | ||
| Georgia Advanced Technology Ventures | $14,035,325 |
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| Georgia Tech Alumni Association | $6,550,766 |
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| Georgia Tech Athletic Association | 58,669,918 |
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| Georgia Tech Facilities, Inc. | 13,683,000 |
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| GT Foundation | 117,817,862 |
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| GT Research Corporation | 390,389,757 |
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| Total Affiliated Organizations | $601,146,628 |
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Expenditures |
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Georgia Institute of Technology Expenditures By Major Program Areas - FY 2008 Actual |
| Major Program Areas | ||
| Instruction | $206,561,153 |
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| Research | 425,300,878 |
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| Public Service | 46,626,325 |
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| Academic Support | 40,513,329 |
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| Student Services | 25,453,050 |
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| Institutional Support | 38,437,093 |
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| Operation of Plant | 79,662,282 |
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| Scholarships and Fellowships | 10,919,734 |
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| Non-Auxiliary Depreciation | 49,385,323 |
(note 2) |
| Auxiliary Enterprises | 83,948,588 |
(note 3) |
| Total Expenditures | $1,006,807,755 |
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| Affiliated Organizations | ||
| Georgia Advanced Technology Ventures | $18,259,122 |
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| GT Alumni Association | $6,800,267 |
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| GT Athletic Association | 58,381,980 |
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| GT Facilities, Inc. | 26,368,000 |
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| GT Foundation | 111,538,690 |
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| GT Research Corporation | 383,310,848 |
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| Total Affiliated Organizations | $604,658,907 |
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| Notes: |
| 1. Gifts, Grants, and Contracts revenues include $81.7 million in sponsored funding from the GT Foundation for scholarships and other purposes. |
| 2. Non-Auxiliary Depreciation was added to the Fact Book as a separate item beginning in FY 2004. This change is in keeping with Governmental Accounting Standards Board (GASB) accounting standards. |
| 3. Auxiliary Enterprises expenditures do not include lease payments of $13.4 million. |