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Posted on 5/1/13 at 9:30 pm to aTm's conference now
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Using system endowments can be completely misleading take Texas for instance supposedly our endowment is $17.1 billion but if you look at the breakdown of just the flagship U of Texas Austin alone you will find the endowment is just $6 Billion. So I wonder on the list if since Vandy's figure is not a system it might in reality be higher than TAMU in College Station if it was seperated from the rest of the Uni's in their system.
You also have four schools in your system with enrollments over 20,000. We have ONE (flagship).
Posted on 5/1/13 at 10:09 pm to JoLeUGA
I wonder how this breaks down per graduate? Auburn is one of the smallest schools in the SEC so it makes sense we are lower. I understand we would still pale in comparison to A&M and Vandy, I'm just curious.
Posted on 5/1/13 at 10:12 pm to aTm's conference now
A&M only shares its PUF money with A&M Galveston and Prarieview A&M so no, it's probably closer to $5 billion
Posted on 5/1/13 at 10:13 pm to sooper_rebel
A private school like Vandy has the disadvantage of having a small alumni base. But the big advantage, which is seldom referenced, is the fact that State politics does not play a role in demanding the immediate expenditures of resources. Revenues can be saved because politicians are not screaming they be spent on social issues. Too bad the U.S. government is not private.
Posted on 5/1/13 at 10:27 pm to aTm's conference now
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if ya'lls system is set up roughly the same
You non grads are so easy to spot, whether IRL or on the internets
Posted on 5/1/13 at 10:30 pm to ShaneTheLegLechler
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Aggies are well endowed.
I agree with this message.
Posted on 5/1/13 at 10:31 pm to JoLeUGA
Alabama is 995 million.
Posted on 5/1/13 at 10:32 pm to Gradual_Stroke
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A&M only shares its PUF money with A&M Galveston and Prarieview A&M so no, it's probably closer to $5 billion
Doubt those schools share even $1B between them. That puts them on the same plane as Ole Miss
This post was edited on 5/1/13 at 10:35 pm
Posted on 5/1/13 at 10:34 pm to Marines4Auburn
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I understand we would still pale in comparison to A&M.
Something to which you should often refer.
Posted on 5/2/13 at 12:45 am to aTm's conference now
Unlike A&M, Texas actually shares it's Endowment amongst it's satellite shite schools (UTSA, UTD and others, however I heard y'all screw one it's probably UTEP). Which is awesome for those shite schools and why they are better than A&M's versions. It's not like our Endowments aren't large enough where we could actually split it with out noticing to much.
However A&M's endowment is use only for what is consider Texas A&M. So (TAMU, TAMUG, Doha, now most likely that law school in FT Worth) So all the other TAMU's get left out in the cold to starve.
However A&M's endowment is use only for what is consider Texas A&M. So (TAMU, TAMUG, Doha, now most likely that law school in FT Worth) So all the other TAMU's get left out in the cold to starve.
Posted on 5/2/13 at 1:00 am to trickydick12
UT Austin gets more PUF funds than A&M College Station.
The PUF money revenue from the principal (the oil dollars) goes into the Available University Fund.
The University of Texas Investment Management Co. runs the PUF. A&M has representatives on this management company.
The UT System gets 2/3, the A&M System gets 1/3 (someone is forgetting Tarleton State, the A&M Health Science Center and the various state agencies under the A&M umbrella that get AUF funds).
UT Austin got $156 million from the AUF (PUF) in 2011-2012.
By rule, UT Austin gets 45 percent of 2/3 of the PUF's annual payout.
LINK
In FY 2011, A&M College Station got $89 million in PUF payouts.
LINK(see page 11)
This may or may not include "excellence funds" that come from the AUF, for which only Austin, College Station and Prairie View A&M are eligible.
I have no reason to believe it would make much difference in the final tally, though.
The PUF money revenue from the principal (the oil dollars) goes into the Available University Fund.
The University of Texas Investment Management Co. runs the PUF. A&M has representatives on this management company.
The UT System gets 2/3, the A&M System gets 1/3 (someone is forgetting Tarleton State, the A&M Health Science Center and the various state agencies under the A&M umbrella that get AUF funds).
UT Austin got $156 million from the AUF (PUF) in 2011-2012.
By rule, UT Austin gets 45 percent of 2/3 of the PUF's annual payout.
LINK
In FY 2011, A&M College Station got $89 million in PUF payouts.
LINK(see page 11)
This may or may not include "excellence funds" that come from the AUF, for which only Austin, College Station and Prairie View A&M are eligible.
I have no reason to believe it would make much difference in the final tally, though.
This post was edited on 5/2/13 at 1:03 am
Posted on 5/2/13 at 2:28 am to Al Bundy Bulldog
quote:quote:Never would have guessed this.
Missouri 1172
Third largest school in the SEC in a state of 6,000,000+
Posted on 5/2/13 at 6:14 am to JoLeUGA
Not surprised at at all. A&M is a very wealthy institution.
Posted on 5/2/13 at 7:18 am to wolfgang
Texashorn.. "I have no reason to believe it would make much difference in the final tally, though."
Nope.. we both rich like rappers, and are fine institutions of higher learning. The real question I have is how will U of H fit into the equation now that they are Tier 1....
Those cougs better stay out of our cash.
Nope.. we both rich like rappers, and are fine institutions of higher learning. The real question I have is how will U of H fit into the equation now that they are Tier 1....
Those cougs better stay out of our cash.
Posted on 5/2/13 at 7:24 am to KCM0Tiger
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Missouri 1172
Never would have guessed this.
Third largest school in the SEC in a state of 6,000,000+
And I'd never guess that Washington U in STL blows that number away by almost 5x. Where in the hell are they getting their money from?? Chicago Alum??
Posted on 5/2/13 at 7:25 am to Sig
Rich Texans 
Posted on 5/2/13 at 7:26 am to DWag215
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Doubt those schools share even $1B between them. That puts them on the same plane as Ole Miss
Yeah Prairie Views is only like 50 mil, wiki says 47mil
Posted on 5/2/13 at 7:51 am to bayou2003
Better indication, from a previous link
Endowment per student:
1. Vanderbilt – $267,450
2. Texas A&M system – $60,881
3. Kentucky – $32,110
4. Arkansas – $31,404
5. Mississippi system – $27,253
6. Florida – $25,310
7. UGA system – $21,562
8. Auburn – $18,371
9. Mississippi State – $16,885
10.Tennessee system – $16,788
11. Alabama system – $16,653
12. Missouri system – $15,614
13. LSU system – $15,149
14. USC system – $11,109
Endowment per student:
1. Vanderbilt – $267,450
2. Texas A&M system – $60,881
3. Kentucky – $32,110
4. Arkansas – $31,404
5. Mississippi system – $27,253
6. Florida – $25,310
7. UGA system – $21,562
8. Auburn – $18,371
9. Mississippi State – $16,885
10.Tennessee system – $16,788
11. Alabama system – $16,653
12. Missouri system – $15,614
13. LSU system – $15,149
14. USC system – $11,109
Posted on 5/2/13 at 7:53 am to aTm's conference now
This story is as real as Teo's girlfriend.
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