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Most-backed undergraduate colleges in the United States

The 50 most-backed undergraduate colleges in the United States

The 50 most-backed undergraduate colleges in the United States are ranked by their centrality in the sector's funding network — a measure of how embedded they are through grants received, board connections, and shared funders.

The largest are Spelman College, Hillsdale College, and The Trustees Of Mount Holyoke College.

Organizations
857
Total revenue
$49.2B
Total assets
$183.0B

Most-backed undergraduate colleges in the United States

Ranked by sector centrality (ImpactRank over the funder graph).

Spelman College
Hillsdale College
The Trustees Of Mount Holyoke College
Touro University
Oberlin College
Colgate University Treasurers Office
Williams College
Trustees Of Amherst College
Millsaps College
The Orange Bowl Committee Inc
Trevecca Nazarene University
Wellesley College
Oklahoma Baptist University
Indiana Wesleyan University
University Of Dallas
Carl Albert State College Development Foundation
Berea College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Berklee College Of Music Inc
Morehouse College
Wheaton College
The University Of Tulsa
College Of St Benedict Business Off
Macalester College
Wesleyan University
Occidental College
Carleton College
Oklahoma Christian University Inc
Washington And Lee University
Virginia Foundation For Independent Colleges
Drury University
Kenyon College
Pomona College
The College Of Wooster
Hiram College
Bowdoin College
Palm Beach Atlantic University Inc
St Olaf College
Swarthmore College
Trustees Of Union College In The Town Of Schenectady In The State Of New York
Trustees Of The College Of The Holy Cross
Bryn Mawr College
Wabash College
Furman University
UUniversity Of Vermont And State Agricultural College
Corporation Of Haverford College
Ringling College Of Art And Design Inc
Champlain College Incorporated
Long Beach City College Foundation
Le Moyne College
Public data from IRS Form 990 e-file & Business Master File. A 990 shows how an organization is run and funded — not its real-world outcomes. Figures are presented without evaluation; we do not rate, score, or rank organizations. · philanthropy.org