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Top 10 universities in the world by Times of London:
- Harvard University, US
- University of California at Berkeley, US
- Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US
- California Institute of Technology, US
- Oxford University, UK
- Cambridge University, UK
- Stanford University, US
- Yale University, US
- Princeton University, US
- ETH Zurich, CH
US News & World Reports' rankings of Universities:
Measuring up 2002 Higher Education State by State statistics:
Medical School Ranking based on grant funding level:
Teaching and Learning Resources:
Science Education Journals:
Undergraduate, Graduate & Professional School Guides:
University and Community College search in the U.S.:
D/FW North Texas area universities and community colleges:
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K-12 Education:
Scholars:
The nation's biggest university endowments, their value and their percentage
change from 2002. The size is determined by investment performance,
contributions and withdrawals. Values given in billion of dollars.
1. Harvard University -- $18.8 (9.8 percent)
2. Yale University -- $11.0 (4.9 percent)
3. Princeton University -- $8.7 (4.9 pecent)
4. University of Texas System -- $8.7 (0.9 percent)
5. Stanford University -- $8.6 (13.1 percent)
6. Massachusetts Institute of Technology -- $5.1 (-4.2 percent)
7. University of California $4.4 (4.0 percent)
8. Columbia University $4.4 (2.6 percent)
9. Emory University $4.0 (-11.7 percent)
10. Texas A&M System and Foundations $3.8 (1.6 percent)
Figures may differ slightly from those announced by universities,
because of different ways of measuring endowment, such as whether
to include money pledged but not delivered.
Source: National Association of College and University Business Officers.
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