These Are The 30 Richest Universities In America
As someone who went to a well-known “rich school,” I can tell you first-hand how much better my college experience was. We had nice facilities, top-notch professors, and a good chunk of scholarships to be earned. Unfortunately, SMU isn’t the richest school in America, only having a paltry $1B endowment (Sherwood Blount must’ve stopped donating). So, which schools reign supreme when it comes to money?
Business Insider compiled the endowment numbers provided by The National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), a US government organization that collects and analyzes education data to come up with the 30 richest schools in the country. Here are the results.
30. University of Washington – $2,915,057,707
29. Universit of Minnesota – $2,992,707,059
28. Brown University – $2,999,749,000
27. University of Wisconsin – $3,133,196,699
26. University of Texas – $3,376,824,061
25. Johns Hopkins University – $3,392,529,000
24. New York University – $3,435,034,000
23. University of Pittsburgh – $3,470,665,237
22. Ohio State University – $3,595,323,149
21. Vanderbilt University – $4,046,250,000
20. Dartmouth College – $4,468,219,698
19. University of Southern California – $4,593,014,000
18. Cornell University – $4,646,133,725
17. Rice University – $5,553,717,000
16. University of Virginia – $5,876,310,216
15. University of Chicago – $6,539,289,712
14. Washington University in St. Louis – $6,719,449,000
13. Emory University – $6,981,307,921
12. Duke University – $7,036,776,000
11. Northwestern University – $7,501,116,000
10. University of Notre Dame – $8,189,096,000
9. Columbia University – $9,223,047,000
8. University of Pennsylvania – $9,582,335,000
7. University of Michigan – $9,603,919,000
6. Texas A&M University – $10,521,034,492
5. Massachusetts Institute of Technology – $12,425,131,000
4. Princeton University – $20,576,361,000
3. Stanford University – $21,466,006,000
2. Yale University – $23,858,561,000
1. Harvard University – $36,429,256,000
Not shocked at all to see Texas A&M having such a large endowment despite not being the greatest academic school. A lot of rich donors flowing through that school. Also, how about Harvard just dominating the competition, beating second-place Yale by nearly $13B? Harvard, well-endowed..
[via Business Insider]
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9 years ago at 11:23 amThanks Forbes. Really appreciate this about as much as I appreciate chlamydia
9 years ago at 11:24 amMakes sense for A&M being as the are required to donate their life’s worth, first born child and the ability to buy a car color other than Maroon upon joining the cult.
9 years ago at 11:34 amIf a branch broke off a tree and hit one of them on the head, they would call it a tradition.
9 years ago at 11:56 am“makes sense”….right; UT: 25 bil; dumbass;
9 years ago at 10:24 pmhttp://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-01-29/university-of-texas-endowment-tops-25-billion-surpassing-yale
I’m not racist, but I have been looking up the states with the least amount of African Americans to buy property in.
9 years ago at 11:36 amWeinerville getting too dark?
9 years ago at 1:12 pmMost of the state school endowments are system-wide, so for Texas A&M, that’s the sum of 11 campuses, not just College Station.
9 years ago at 11:37 amYeah and that’s important because I’m sure Texas A&M-Kingsville is pouring in a few billion each year.
9 years ago at 1:20 pmWhats more fascinating is that Texas A&M is ghey
9 years ago at 2:58 pmTexas at 25 billion; ags….half that.
9 years ago at 10:27 pmhttp://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-01-29/university-of-texas-endowment-tops-25-billion-surpassing-yale
Did you really make an account just to post this same bullshit on here 4 fucking times?
9 years ago at 1:28 pmRichest? Harrison, they’re all non-profit. It’s all invested directly into students’ education.
9 years ago at 11:43 amIf Harvard wanted too they could have the best sports teams in the nation with that mula
9 years ago at 11:46 am*to
9 years ago at 1:11 pmObviously you don’t attend Harvard… Or any other college
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At least he didn’t screw up his username, Ivy League.
9 years ago at 4:14 pmUnless they pull a Stanford somehow then they couldn’t get any more athletically endowed. How many top notch football players can get into Harvard let alone pay for it?
9 years ago at 3:28 pmNow ads open up when I go to comments too. Really tfm this is bs
9 years ago at 11:48 amWhat is with the notion that A&M is not “the greatest academic school”? Do a little bit of research. They are one of the top schools in the nation for engineering and sciences, and the business school has been ranked in the top 20 public schools for the past few years.
9 years ago at 1:03 pmTop 5 no surprise really.
9 years ago at 2:09 pmtop 5 includes Texas…..surprise, idiot!
9 years ago at 10:25 pmhttp://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2015-01-29/university-of-texas-endowment-tops-25-billion-surpassing-yale