- February 3rd, 2006, 5:26 pm
#2928
This really is a general sports topic, but since football is our big money sport both in expenditures and revenues I thought I'd post the information here.
Every year the National Association of College and University Business Officers releases a report of the endowment assets of colleges across the nation. Most of the top schools wouldn't be much of a surprise. But I thought I'd list some of the schools that might be of interest to us. Dr. J has made a big point of building our endowment numbers the past year or so but I didn't see us listed (we probably aren't a member of the organization). Here are the current rankings based on 2005 fiscal year:
1. Harvard - $25,473,721
2. Yale
3. Stanford
4. Texas
5. Princeton
6. MIT
7. California
8. Columbia
9. Texas A&M
10. Michigan
16. Duke
18. Notre Dame
20. Virginia
21. North Carolina
42. Richmond
60. Wake Forest
77. Baylor
98. Washington & Lee
127. William & Mary
133. Virginia Tech
139. Davidson
140. NC State
158. VMI
164. Wheaton College
186. Samford
192. Regent University
197. VCU
214. UVa Law School
219. Hampton
238. The Citadel
288. Randolph-Macon Womens College
289. Old Dominion
307. Wofford
313. Birmingham Southern
315. Hampden-Sydney
338. Randolph-Macon College
340. Roanoke College
350. Sweet Briar College
357. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
392. Lynchburg College
393. East Carolina
395. Calvin College
450. Taylor University
453. Palm Beach Atlantic
479. Winthrop
482. Bridgewater
485. Appalachian St.
496. High Point
511. Shenandoah
531. Ferrum College
554. Longwood
566. JMU
675. UNCA
680. Virginia State
http://www.nacubo.org/documents/about/F ... Assets.pdf
Every year the National Association of College and University Business Officers releases a report of the endowment assets of colleges across the nation. Most of the top schools wouldn't be much of a surprise. But I thought I'd list some of the schools that might be of interest to us. Dr. J has made a big point of building our endowment numbers the past year or so but I didn't see us listed (we probably aren't a member of the organization). Here are the current rankings based on 2005 fiscal year:
1. Harvard - $25,473,721
2. Yale
3. Stanford
4. Texas
5. Princeton
6. MIT
7. California
8. Columbia
9. Texas A&M
10. Michigan
16. Duke
18. Notre Dame
20. Virginia
21. North Carolina
42. Richmond
60. Wake Forest
77. Baylor
98. Washington & Lee
127. William & Mary
133. Virginia Tech
139. Davidson
140. NC State
158. VMI
164. Wheaton College
186. Samford
192. Regent University
197. VCU
214. UVa Law School
219. Hampton
238. The Citadel
288. Randolph-Macon Womens College
289. Old Dominion
307. Wofford
313. Birmingham Southern
315. Hampden-Sydney
338. Randolph-Macon College
340. Roanoke College
350. Sweet Briar College
357. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
392. Lynchburg College
393. East Carolina
395. Calvin College
450. Taylor University
453. Palm Beach Atlantic
479. Winthrop
482. Bridgewater
485. Appalachian St.
496. High Point
511. Shenandoah
531. Ferrum College
554. Longwood
566. JMU
675. UNCA
680. Virginia State
http://www.nacubo.org/documents/about/F ... Assets.pdf
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