Top HBCU Endowments

[Storm96]

This list is always incomplete because they only use one source and if a university doesn't report to that source, they are automatically left off. PV with over $150 million would be top 5. Texas Southern should be on here as well


1. Howard University – $926,633 (7.4%)

Endowment Value Per Full-Time Student – $81,341

2. Spelman College – $474,907 (3.4%)

Endowment Value Per Full-Time Student – $197,713

3. Meharry Medical College – $179,287 (6.0%)

Endowment Value Per Full-Time Student – $165,394

4. North Carolina A&T State University – $164,720 (0.1%)

Endowment Value Per Full-Time Student – N/A

5. Florida A&M University – $113,378 (1.7%)

Endowment Value Per Full-Time Student – $6,044

6. Morgan State University – $101,037 (12.9%)

Endowment Value Per Full-Time Student – N/A

7. Virginia State University – $100,935 (45.1%)

Endowment Value Per Full-Time Student – $22,903

8. Norfolk State University – $83,525 (17.4%)

Endowment Value Per Full-Time Student – $16,149

9. Fayetteville State University – $31,280 (-2.2%)

Endowment Value Per Full-Time Student – $5,479

10. Kentucky State University – $20,238 (6.3%)

HBCU Money’s 2023 Top 10 HBCU Endowments

“Note: These data are based on colleges, universities, affiliated foundations, and related nonprofit organizations that volunteered to participate in NACUBO’s endowment study series.&#8…

hbcumoney.com

 

[buckwheat1911]

Heck a lot of our schools are not getting our due funding from the state government. Grambling's endowment is very low. Yes, I know alumni have to give back also. Many of us are giving back though.

 

[LAW DAWG]

There is no excuse for printing out list this incomplete. Every board meeting a report is given on the growth status of a school's endowment. Often, a person from an investment firm managing the endowment is the one giving the report.

Board meetings at public HBCUs are live streamed and archived, so the means exist for better reporting if a little more effort is applied.

 

[Storm96]

There is no excuse for printing out list this incomplete. Every board meeting a report is given on the growth status of a school's endowment. Often, a person from an investment firm managing the endowment is the one giving the report.

Board meetings at public HBCUs are live streamed and archived, so the means exist for better reporting if a little more effort is applied.

I've been telling them they're lazy journalists for years. They refuse to change