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Although endowment size is a relative measure of a college's financial strength and stability, there are many other factors that influence the quality of a school.  For example, public universities generally have lower endowments than private institutions, but public universities receive annual taxpayer appropriations that can make up for a lower annual endowment income.  In general, over time, universities earn an average of 4% per year on their endowment investments.  So, a $100 million endowment investment may subsidize annual operations by $4 million per year.
 
Although endowment size is a relative measure of a college's financial strength and stability, there are many other factors that influence the quality of a school.  For example, public universities generally have lower endowments than private institutions, but public universities receive annual taxpayer appropriations that can make up for a lower annual endowment income.  In general, over time, universities earn an average of 4% per year on their endowment investments.  So, a $100 million endowment investment may subsidize annual operations by $4 million per year.
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Endowment size generally confers a competitive advantage to colleges with larger endowments, as shown by this table with the top 100 colleges holding 78% of all college endowment assets:
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!Size of Endowment<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.nacubo.org/-/media/Nacubo/Documents/EndowmentFiles/2019-NTSE-Public-Tables--Number-of-NCSE-Participants--FINAL.ashx|title=2019 NACUBO-TIAA Study of Endowments, and Total Endowment Market Values+, by Endowment Size and Institution Type|accessdate=2020-09-06}}</ref>
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!Number of<br>Respondents
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!% of
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Total
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!Total
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Endowment
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Value
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($1,000)+
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!% of
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Total
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|Over $1 Billion||107||13.9%||$493,781,531||78.3%
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|Over $500 Million to $1 Billion||82||10.6||59,115,866||9.4
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|Over $250 Million to $500 Million||86||11.1||30,593,706||4.9
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|Over $100 Million to $250 Million||194||25.1||31,353,350||5.0
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|Over $50 Million to $100 Million||152||19.5||11,133,160||1.8
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|Over $25 Million to $50 Million||93||12.0||3,477,199||0.6
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|$25 Million & Under||60||7.8||996,013||0.2
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|Total (All Institutions)||774||100.0%||$630,450,825||100.0%
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|colspan=5|'''Type of Institution'''
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|All Public Institutions||294||38%||$202,649,849||32.1%
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|&nbsp; Public College, University, or System||95||12.3||128,216,455||20.3
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|&nbsp; Institution-Related Foundations||154||19.9||46,957,511||7.4
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|&nbsp; Combined Endowment/Foundation||45||5.8||27,475,883||4.4
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|All Private Colleges and Universities||480||62.0%||$427,800,976||67.9%
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== See also ==
 
== See also ==
 
* [[Endowment tax]]
 
* [[Endowment tax]]
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