2022 Endowments--Top 17 Schools by Endowment
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Anonymous
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The wealthiest schools in the nation based on the recently released (February, 2023) 2022 endowments:
1) Harvard--$49.4 billion 2) Yale--$41.2 3) Stanford--$36.3 4) Princeton--$35.8 5) MIT--$24.7 6) UPenn--$20.7 7) U Michigan--$17.3 8) Notre Dame--$16.7 9) Northwestern--$14.1 10) Columbia--$13.3 11) WashUStL--$12.3 12) Duke--$12.1 13) Vanderbilt--$10.2 14) Emory--$9.9 15) Virginia--$9.9 16) Cornell--$9.8 17) Johns Hopkins--$8.2 The University of Texas System, Texas A&M System, and the University of California System also have huge endowments, but these cover many institutions per system. |
Anonymous
| These 17 should offer free college. |
Anonymous
| Source? |
Anonymous
| Why is Cornell's endowment so low? |
Anonymous
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NACUBO as reported by Forbes
It was a down year (fiscal year 2022) for school endowment funds. |
Anonymous
Wishful thinking. |
Anonymous
This would be a good start at ruining the best higher education system in the world. |
Anonymous
| Where’s Georgetown? |
Anonymous
NACUBO only released the top 20 endowments without charge. I did not see the full report yet. Georgetown is an elite university despite its relatively small endowment. |
Anonymous
| Remarkably consistent year to year. |
Anonymous
It does ok for being so poor. Imagine if it had a decent endowment, it would easily be top 5-10. |
Anonymous
| Why is Norte Dame’s endowment so small? |
Anonymous
| You need to check out the per capita endowment. Tells a different story. |
Anonymous
| Does anyone know where the 2022 endowments are listed for all schools? I can only find 2021, after the big gain in the market |
Anonymous
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Michigan was up, albeit slightly.
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