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*based on 2005/2006 academic year statistics		University of Texas Study Abroad Ethnic Profile Caucasian Asian Hispanic African Native American 1,514 270 285 51 5 At UT there is currently a larger proportion of Caucasians going abroad than other ethic groups, but this doesn't mean that study abroad is only for Caucasians. There are still a good proportion of the student body going abroad from minority groups that is nearly complementary of the ethnic student profile at UT. From this data one should see that all kinds of students study abroad.
*based on 2005/2006 academic year statistics		University of Texas Study Abroad College Profile Liberal Arts 907 Business 298 Communication 236 Natural Science 164 Fine Arts 108 Engineering 104 Architecture 93 Education 28 MBA Business 349 Graduate School 156 Law 99 Social Work 13 Public Affairs 15 Pharmacy 2 Students from all departments and colleges at UT go abroad, but there are some that send students at higher rates than others. The goal is to try and increase the number of students going abroad from underespresented colleges such as Pharmacy, Social Work, Education and Engineering.
*based on 2005/2006 academic year statistics		This displays the percentage of students within each ethnic group that studies abroad at UT. 5.4% of Caucasians 3.8% of Asians 3.8% of Hispanic 2.6% of African Americans 2.2% of Native Americans
*based on 2005/2006 academic year statistics		This displays the percentage of each ethnic group that studies abroad versus their representation at UT. University of Texas Student Profile 56.7% of Caucasians 14.5% of Asians 15% of Hispanic 3.9% of African Americans 0.5% of Native Americans University of Texas Study Abroad Student Profile 71.2% of Caucasians 12.7% of Asians 13.4% of Hispanic 2.4% of African Americans 0.2% of Native Americans
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