1.
Stanford
University
($931.57
million)
2.
Harvard
University
($792.26
million)
3.
University
of
Southern
California
($674.51
million)
4.
Columbia
University
($646.66
million)
5.
Johns
Hopkins
University
($518.57
million)
6.
University
of
Pennsylvania
($506.61
million)
7.
Cornell
University
($474.96
million)
8.
New
York
University
($449.34
million)
9.
Yale
University
($444.17
million)
10.
Duke
University
($423.66
million)
No real surprises here, but I would suggest that some of the rich alumni of these schools throw their cash around a little more widely. Stanford and Harvard really do not need a bigger endowment, for instance.
I don't mind at all, of course, folks giving to colleges and universities, as these are great multipliers. But ponder a bit about schools that might be just a bit more needy than some of these.
And this counts as my socialist, share the wealth post of the year.
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