Table 344.

Current-fund revenue received from the federal government by the 120 degree-granting institutions receiving the largest amounts, by control and rank order: 2003–04

Institution	Control1	Rank order	Revenue from the federal government2 (in thousands)
1	2	3	4
United States (all institutions)	†	†	$52,706,116
120 institutions receiving the largest amounts	†	†	33,987,956
California Institute of Technology	2	1	1,840,251
Johns Hopkins University (MD)	2	2	1,460,879
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	2	3	914,733
Columbia University in the City of New York	2	4	842,200
University of Chicago (IL)	2	5	830,054
Stanford University (CA)	2	6	796,034
University of Washington, Seattle	1	7	755,689
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor	1	8	639,564
University of Pennsylvania	2	9	603,035
University of California, Los Angeles	1	10	574,534
University of California, San Diego	1	11	525,908
University of Southern California	2	12	475,476
University of Pittsburgh, Main Campus (PA)	1	13	473,609
Harvard University (MA)	2	14	473,500
University of California, San Francisco	1	15	464,176
Weill Cornell Medical College (NY)	2	16	462,729
University of Wisconsin, Madison	1	17	461,236
United States Air Force Academy (CO)	1	18	447,034
University of Utah	1	19	439,917
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	1	20	433,454
New York University	2	21	429,901
Washington University in St Louis (MO)	2	22	426,858
University of Miami (FL)	2	23	426,632
United States Military Academy (NY)	1	24	415,765
Yale University (CT)	2	25	403,799
University of Minnesota, Twin Cities	1	26	385,591
Duke University (NC)	2	27	385,073
Pennsylvania State University, Main Campus	1	28	358,103
University of Alabama at Birmingham	1	29	356,108
University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center	1	30	352,013
University of Arizona	1	31	346,282
Baylor College of Medicine (TX)	2	32	342,226
University of California, Berkeley	1	33	336,659
Texas A & M University	1	34	330,861
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	1	35	322,235
United States Naval Academy (MD)	1	36	316,880
Vanderbilt University (TN)	2	37	313,661
Cornell University, Endowed Colleges (NY)	2	38	301,409
Ohio State University, Main Campus	1	39	290,945
University of Texas at Austin	1	40	287,971
Emory University (GA)	2	41	287,095
University of Florida	1	42	271,582
University of Virginia, Main Campus	1	43	270,996
Case Western Reserve University (OH)	2	44	267,688
Georgia Institute of Technology, Main Campus	1	45	266,015
University of Iowa	1	46	261,594
Howard University (DC)	2	47	261,589
University of California, Davis	1	48	260,980
University of Illinois at Chicago	1	49	254,012
University of Colorado at Boulder	1	50	242,511
Carnegie Mellon University (PA)	2	51	236,770
University of Maryland, College Park	1	52	235,499
Northwestern University (IL)	2	53	235,312
Oregon Health & Science University	1	54	234,136
University of Colorado Health Sciences Center	1	55	232,582
University of Rochester (NY)	2	56	226,296
Boston University (MA)	2	57	218,259
University of Hawaii at Manoa	1	58	213,820
Michigan State University	1	59	211,727
U of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas	1	60	207,747
University of Cincinnati, Main Campus	1	61	203,962
Rutgers, the State University, Central Office (NJ)	1	62	203,464
University of New Mexico, Main Campus	1	63	189,379
Georgetown University (DC)	2	64	184,500
Purdue University, Main Campus (IN)	1	65	183,241
University of California, Irvine	1	66	183,153
Princeton University (NJ)	2	67	181,673
University of Tennessee	1	68	181,632
U of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester	1	69	179,459
George Washington University (DC)	2	70	175,000
University of Kentucky	1	71	172,838
Colorado State University	1	72	167,997
Iowa State University	1	73	160,078
University of Texas Anderson Cancer Center	1	74	156,901
Yeshiva University (NY)	2	75	156,295
University of South Florida	1	76	156,285
University of Maryland, Baltimore	1	77	152,191
University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey	1	78	150,151
Utah State University	1	79	149,044
Indiana University, Purdue University, Indianapolis	1	80	147,014
SUNY at Stony Brook (NY)	1	81	146,246
University of Georgia	1	82	139,084
Wayne State University (MI)	1	83	136,264
Virginia Commonwealth University	1	84	135,400
Florida State University	1	85	135,097
University of Texas Health Science Center	1	86	133,822
Oregon State University	1	87	132,878
Arizona State University at the Tempe Campus	1	88	132,400
Mount Sinai School of Medicine (NY)	2	89	132,028
SUNY at Buffalo (NY)	1	90	128,928
Mississippi State University	1	91	127,636
Wake Forest University (NC)	2	92	126,847
Dartmouth College (NH)	2	93	126,390
Tulane University of Louisiana	2	94	126,305
North Carolina State University at Raleigh	1	95	123,443
Louisiana State U & Ag & Mech & Hebert Laws Ctr.	1	96	118,030
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State U.	1	97	117,519
Medical University of South Carolina	1	98	115,469
Washington State University	1	99	113,093
Miami Dade College (FL)	1	100	113,020
University of Missouri, Columbia	1	101	112,411
University of California, Santa Barbara	1	102	110,961
University of Nebraska at Lincoln	1	103	110,633
Rockhurst University (MO)	2	104	107,819
New Mexico State University, Main Campus	1	105	107,174
University of Texas Medical Branch	1	106	106,847
University of South Carolina, Columbia	1	107	106,717
University of Texas Health Science, San Antonio	1	108	106,042
Brown University (RI)	2	109	105,768
Tufts University (MA)	2	110	104,775
Medical College of Wisconsin	2	111	104,353
University of Alaska, Fairbanks	1	112	104,006
SUNY, System Office (NY)	1	113	103,919
Thomas Jefferson University (PA)	2	114	100,994
University of Massachusetts, Amherst	1	115	98,990
Kentucky Community and Technical College System	1	116	98,163
University of Vermont and State Agricultural College	1	117	96,946
Kansas State University	1	118	91,698
Indiana University, Bloomington	1	119	88,817
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences	1	120	87,573

†Not applicable. 1 Publicly controlled institutions are identified by a "1," and private, not-for-profit, by a "2." 2 Includes federal appropriations, unrestricted and restricted federal contracts and grants, and revenue for independent operations. Independent operations generally include only the revenues associated with major federally funded research and development centers. Federally supported student aid that is received through students is excluded. Data for public and private institutions are only roughly comparable because they were collected using different survey instruments. NOTE: Degree-granting institutions grant associate's or higher degrees and participate in Title IV federal financial aid programs. SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics, 2003–04 Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System (IPEDS), Spring 2005. (This table was prepared October 2006.)