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What is Dartmouth's endowment value and what is College's annual rate of return on the endowment? How does this compare to other schools?

On June 30, 2007, Dartmouth’s endowment value was $3.76 billion. That’s the result of a 23.7% total return on the endowment, including 24.3% return on the investment asset portion of the endowment, which represents about 97% of the total. Over the past two years, the endowment has grown by $1.06 billion, the largest increase over a two-year period in the history of the College. Dartmouth’s fiscal 2007 return also remains in the top quartile within a universe of the top 130 college and university endowments as compiled by Cambridge Associates, an independent consultant. Of the total value of the endowment, about 22% is restricted to the professional schools. Another 58% is restricted to specific programs, activities, and departments. Only 20% is considered "unrestricted," or available for general, unspecified uses.

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Last updated: 10/17/07