1. University of Pennsylvania (incl. Penn Medicine) — ~$14–16 billion
2. Duke University (incl. Duke Health) — ~$11–12 billion
3. Johns Hopkins University (incl. Johns Hopkins Medicine & APL) — ~$10–12 billion
4. Stanford University (incl. Stanford Health Care) — ~$9–11 billion
5. Cornell University (incl. Weill Cornell Medicine) — ~$7–8 billion
6. Harvard University — ~$6.8–7.5 billion
7. Yale University — ~$6–7 billion
8. Northwestern University (incl. Northwestern Medicine) — ~$6–7 billion
9. New York University (incl. NYU Langone Health) — ~$6–7 billion
10. Columbia University (incl. medical center) — ~$5.5–6.5 billion
11. University of Chicago (incl. Medical Center) — ~$5–6 billion
12. Vanderbilt University (incl. Medical Center) — ~$5–6 billion
13. Washington University in St. Louis (incl. medical operations) — ~$4.5–5.5 billion
14. Emory University (incl. health system) — ~$4.5–5.5 billion
15. University of Southern California (incl. health operations) — ~$4–5 billion
16. Boston University (incl. medical campus) — ~$3.5–4.5 billion
17. Georgetown University (incl. MedStar health affiliations) — ~$3–4 billion
18. Tufts University (incl. medical center) — ~$3–4 billion
19. University of Miami (incl. health system) — ~$3–4 billion
20. Brown University — ~$3–4 billion
21. Dartmouth College (incl. health system) — ~$3–4 billion
22. Princeton University — ~$3–3.5 billion
23. Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) — ~$3–4 billion
24. California Institute of Technology (Caltech) (incl. JPL management) — ~$3–3.5 billion
25. University of Notre Dame — ~$2.5–3.5 billion
26. Carnegie Mellon University — ~$2.5–3 billion
27. Rice University — ~$2–3 billion
28. University of Rochester (incl. medical center) — ~$2–3 billion
29. Case Western Reserve University (incl. health affiliations) — ~$2–3 billion
30. Northeastern University — ~$2–3 billion
