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25 Colleges with the Largest Endowments – 2025
https://www.collegetransitions.com/blog/colleges-with-the-largest-endowments/ Rank School School Type Endowment at end of 2024 Fiscal Year 1 Harvard University Private $51,977,208,000 2 University of Texas System Public $47,464,820,000 3 Yale University Private $41,441,700,000 4 Stanford University Private $37,631,000,000 5 The Trustees of Princeton University Private $34,052,327,000 6 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Private $24,572,716,000 7 Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania Private $22,347,945,000 8 The Texas A&M University System & Related Foundations Public $20,381,028,000 9 University of Michigan Public $19,166,266,000 10 Regents of the University of California Public $19,103,077,000 11 University of Notre Dame Private $17,897,379,000 12 Trustees of Columbia University Private $14,782,492,000 13 Northwestern University Private $14,209,710,000 14 Johns Hopkins University Private $13,063,073,000 15 Washington University Private $11,981,486,000 16 Duke University Private $11,889,994,000 17 Emory University Private $11,043,532,000 18 Cornell University Private $10,658,170,000 19 Vanderbilt University Private $10,247,727,000 20 University of Virginia Public $10,217,170,000 21 The University of Chicago Private $10,104,952,000 22 Dartmouth College Private $8,273,316,000 23 University of Southern California Private $8,145,120,000 24 Rice University Private $8,065,768,000 25 The Ohio State University Public $7,931,714,000 These are the real T25, national treasure. |
Meaningless. Per capita drives the boat. |
LACs can do their own ranking.
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This is like saying Switzerland is more powerful than the US.
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I don't think comparing schools with 6000 students vs 60,000 students is particularly useful when talking about endowments.
But the per capita numbers are useful, and that's a different list. |
Doesn't have much to do with LACs, you're not gonna convince me that UT El Paso is better than Yale, hell UT Austin isn't better than Yale. Per capita matters for universities too. |
Ah yes, everyone's favorite ranking: power.... Even then, wouldn't america rank number 1; we spend much more on defense than anyone else. |
Graduate school is the profit center, undergraduate the cost center. Per capita only makes sense when counting undergraduate students only. No school has 60K undergraduates. |
I don't think you should interpret it that way. Take it as a group of 25 schools that are the strongest, not as a differentiator among the 25 schools. |
this - graduate student funding comes from research grants not the endowment |
Not to mention diploma mills like Columbia and Chicago give out masters degree like candy. These schools earn a lot of revenues from these graduate students without invest much in them. |
| The better question is which school has the best endowed students… |
I don't think UT El Paso or San Antonio are T25 schools. |
| Sad that only a few short years ago many of these schools were just clearing 1B. As usual tax payers and parents are being fleeced. |
Think about the flagship ones... |