America’s Richest Universities – Page 5

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March 20, 2019 4:23 pm

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16. Washington University in St. Louis
> 2018 endowment: $7.6 billion
> Increase from 2017: 6.5%
> Main campus location: St. Louis, Missouri
> 2017 undergraduate enrollment: 6,987

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15. The University of Chicago
> 2018 endowment: $7.9 billion
> Increase from 2017: 5.4%
> Main campus location: Chicago, Illinois
> 2017 undergraduate enrollment: 6,310

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14. Duke University (DUMAC, Inc.)
> 2018 endowment: $8.5 billion
> Increase from 2017: 7.8%
> Main campus location: Durham, North Carolina
> 2017 undergraduate enrollment: 6,696

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13. University of Notre Dame
> 2018 endowment: $10.7 billion
> Increase from 2017: 14.7%
> Main campus location: South Bend, Indiana
> 2017 undergraduate enrollment: 8,576

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12. Columbia University
> 2018 endowment: $10.9 billion
> Increase from 2017: 8.7%
> Main campus location: New York City, New York
> 2017 undergraduate enrollment: 8,170

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