A school with a larger ratio of
endowment per student is more likely to give larger financial aid packages.
Yet another sign of the flourishing of AATS - member graduate professional schools in the United States was the astonishing — from the vantage of the 1990s — statistic that despite the intervening economic depression they averaged three times as much
endowment per student ($ 6,103) as all privately controlled academic institutions ($ 2,040), and more than ten times as much as publicly controlled institutions ($ 455).13
The schools that would be taxed have at least 500 students and more than $ 500,000 in
endowment per student.
Not exact matches
Example: Harvard's
per student endowment is $ 1.8 million
per student.
The new tax bill ranks university
endowments on a «dollars
per student» basis, taxing those
endowments above an arbitrary threshold set by the state.
The provision applies only to colleges with more than 500
students and
endowments with at least $ 500,000
per student.
It is crucial to keep in mind, however, that the proposed tax is not aiming at all college and university
endowments — just the biggest ones at private institutions: the proposed 1.4 percent tax on investment earnings by
endowments at private colleges that enroll at least 500
students and have assets of $ 250,000
per full - time
student.
Because the
per - pupil voucher amount our
students received from the state had not increased in more than five years, we had no reserves to fall back on, and no
endowment.