Southeastern Conference - Schools Ranked By Endowment

Schools Ranked By Endowment

Conference Rank National Rank Institution Location Endowment Funds Percentage Change YOY
1 10 Texas A&M University College Station, Texas $6,999,517,000 22%
2 22 Vanderbilt University Nashville, Tennessee $3,414,514,000 12.2%
3 56 University of Florida Gainesville, Florida $1,295,313,000 17.3%
4 68 University of Missouri Columbia, Missouri $1,119,032,000 14.8%
5 77 University of Alabama Tuscaloosa, Alabama $995,147,000 16.5%
6 81 University of Kentucky Lexington, Kentucky $915,924,000 17.6%
7 88 University of Tennessee Knoxville, Tennessee $848,329,000 16.4%
8 94 University of Arkansas Fayetteville, Arkansas $788,688,000 17.2%
9 99 University of Georgia Athens, Georgia $745,765,000 19.2%
10 107 Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, Louisiana $692,556,000 13.6%
11 149 University of South Carolina Columbia, South Carolina $494,358,000 19.4%
12 153 Auburn University Auburn, Alabama $471,851,000 19.4%
13 154 University of Mississippi Oxford, Mississippi $469,006,000 13%
14 194 Mississippi State University Starkville, Mississippi $346,676,000 19%

As of March 19, 2012

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