2013 MV 2012MV
Harvard $32.2B $30.4B
Yale $20.8B $19.3B
UT System $20.4B $18.2B
Stanford $18.6B $17.0B
Princeton $18.2B $17.0B
MIT $11.0B $10.3B
TAMUS & Fdn $ 8.7B $ 7.6B
Univ of Mich $ 8.3B $ 7.7B
Columbia $ 8.2B $ 7.7B
Northwestern $ 7.9B $ 7.1B

http://www.nacubo.org/Documents/Endowment%20Files/2013NCSEEndowmentMarketValuesRevisedJan232014.pdf


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Oil money

OP where did you find this data?

Yeaaaaa. Makin it rain in Stephenville!

Of the second five shown, the home team was the only one to show a gain. And a very nice one, at that. It must have been a good year for sheep ranchers and rice farmers.

Top 25 endowment funds by rank order ($000s):
1.Harvard University $32,334,293 (+6.2%)
2.Yale University $20,780,000 (+7.4%)
3.University of Texas System $20,448,313 (+12%)
4.Stanford University $18,688,868 (+9.7%)
5.Princeton University $18,200,433 (+7.4%)
6.Massachusetts Institute of Technology $11,005,932 (+6.8%)
7.Texas A&M University System and Fdns $8,732,010 (+14.3%)
8.University of Michigan $8,382,311 (+9%)
9.Columbia University $8,197,880 (+7.1%)
10.Northwestern University $7,883,323 (+10.7%)
11.University of Pennsylvania $7,741,396 (+14.6%)
12.University of Notre Dame $6,856,301 (+8.3%)
13.University of Chicago $6,668,974 (+1.5%)
14.University of California $6,377,379 (+7%)
15.Duke University $6,040,973 (+8.7%)
16.Emory University $5,816,046 (+6.5%)
17.Washington University in St. Louis $5,651,860 (+8.1%)
18.Cornell University $5,272,228 (+6.6%)
19.University of Virginia $5,166,660 (+7.9%)
20.Rice University $4,836,728 (+9.5%)
21.University of Southern California $3,868,355 (+10.9%)
22.Dartmouth College $3,733,596 (+7.1%)
23.Vanderbilt University $3,673,434 (+8.1%)
24.Ohio State University $3,149,169 (+33.1%)
25.Johns Hopkins University $2,987,298 (+11.5%)

How did we have a better return than tu? Same investment advisors...

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TAMUS Endowment moves from #9 to #7

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And I just went from 6 to midnight

With the steady but significant increase in education costs, it is critical for our future to have a huge endowment. Give until it hurts.

Awesome company to be involved with. Proud to be an AGGIE!

how the frack is the tu system so much bigger than ours??

2/3 of PUF vs. 1/3, that's how t.u. is larger.

The main campus's allocations are very similar, the tu system just has a lot more system parts (which have nothing to do with the university in Austin)

Much of it is in hospitals and med schools: UTMB, UTHSC, MD Anderson, etc

And many more branch schools UT Permian Basin, UTEP, UTArlington, etc

Only public SEC school on the list Biznitches!!!!!!

Friggin Vanderbilt!!!!

I bleed Maroon and I wipe burnt orange.

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