Lists & Rankings

We're talking about the total amount donated by non-alumni individuals, divided by the number of students.

We're not talking about bake sales here. These schools acquired the most money through donations, including those from corporations, foundations, alumni, and individuals.

We're talking about the total amount donated by alumni, divided by the number of students.

Charitable foundations, memorial foundations--whatever you want to call them--they're supporting the cause.

We're talking about the total amount donated by foundations, divided by the number of students.

We're talking about the total amount raised, divided by the number of students.

Either the school was awesome, or these alumni are being seriously blackmailed.

Slap the word "billion" after the figures below, and you'll see just how much these schools have in their rainy-day funds.

We're talking about the total amount donated by corporations, divided by the number of students.

The schools listed here invested their money, and it paid off. The return for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2007, is listed here.

Check out these salaries (as of 2013). You may find yourself considering a career change...

These university presidents are making bank. The list includes the president's name and total compensation for the 2006-2007 academic year.

Boston is a popular college destination for many students due to its renown for arts, entertainment, and—of course—sports! Students can study in the shadow of the Green Monster...

The Windy City isn't the only place to find excellent colleges in Illinois...

You can get a great education here, doncha know.

Servin' up southern hospitality with a side of academia.