The Top 100 Colleges in Total Spending for Science, 2009

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Total expenditures, from all sources, for research and development in science and engineering, by institution, FY 2009

Rank	Institution	Expenditures
1	Johns Hopkins U.*	$1,856,270,000
2	U. of Michigan (all campuses)	$1,007,198,000
3	U. of Wisconsin at Madison	$952,119,000
4	U. of California at San Francisco	$947,697,000
5	U. of California at Los Angeles	$889,995,000

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HOME: ▶ Almanac 2011	SECTIONS: ▶ Finance	▶ The Profession	▶ Student Demographics
	▶ Access and Equity	▶ Technology	▶ International

Total expenditures, from all sources, for research and development in science and engineering, by institution, FY 2009

Rank	Institution	Expenditures
1	Johns Hopkins U.*	$1,856,270,000
2	U. of Michigan (all campuses)	$1,007,198,000
3	U. of Wisconsin at Madison	$952,119,000
4	U. of California at San Francisco	$947,697,000
5	U. of California at Los Angeles	$889,995,000
6	U. of California at San Diego	$879,357,000
7	Duke U.	$805,021,000
8	U. of Washington	$778,046,000
9	Pennsylvania State U. (all campuses)	$753,358,000
10	U. of Minnesota (all campuses)	$740,980,000
11	Massachusetts Institute of Technology	$736,102,000
12	U. of Pennsylvania	$726,768,000
13	Ohio State U. (all campuses)	$716,461,000
14	Stanford U.	$704,183,000
15	U. of California at Davis	$681,618,000
16	Cornell U. (all campuses)	$671,406,000
17	U. of California at Berkeley	$652,474,000
18	U. of Colorado (all campuses)	$648,417,000
19	U. of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	$646,011,000
20	Texas A&M U.	$630,655,000
21	Washington U. in St. Louis	$628,328,000
22	U. of Pittsburgh (all campuses)	$623,347,000
23	U. of Florida	$592,082,000
24	Columbia U.	$589,575,000
25	U. of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Ctr.	$578,788,000
26	U. of Arizona	$565,292,000
27	U. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign	$563,710,000
28	Georgia Institute of Technology (all campuses)	$561,631,000
29	U. of Southern California	$533,041,000
30	Northwestern U.	$515,229,000
31	Yale U.	$509,452,000
32	U. of Texas at Austin	$506,369,000
33	Harvard U.	$462,193,000
34	Purdue U. (all campuses)	$453,799,000
35	Emory U.	$449,419,000
36	Baylor College of Medicine	$449,031,000
37	Indiana U. (all campuses)	$440,815,000
38	U. of Alabama at Birmingham	$431,732,000
39	Vanderbilt U.	$431,673,000
40	Case Western Reserve U.	$415,539,000
41	U. of Maryland at College Park	$409,190,000
42	U. of Texas Southwestern Medical Ctr. at Dallas	$402,087,000
43	Louisiana State U. (all campuses)	$401,306,000
44	Virginia Tech	$396,681,000
45	U. of Rochester	$395,358,000
46	Scripps Research Institute	$382,275,000
47	North Carolina State U.	$380,571,000
48	U. of Chicago	$377,652,000
49	U. of Kentucky (all campuses)	$373,364,000
50	Michigan State U.	$373,184,000
51	U. of Nebraska (all campuses)	$366,507,000
52	U. of Maryland at Baltimore	$359,542,000
53	U. of Cincinnati (all campuses)	$356,752,000
54	Rutgers U. (all campuses)	$351,564,000
55	U. of Georgia	$349,730,000
56	California Institute of Technology	$342,455,000
57	U. of Illinois at Chicago	$341,655,000
58	State U. of New York at Albany	$340,259,000
59	U. at Buffalo (all campuses)	$338,283,000
60	U. of Utah	$331,137,000
61	U. of Iowa	$329,901,000
62	U. of California at Irvine	$325,493,000
63	Mt. Sinai School of Medicine	$318,407,000
64	Oregon Health & Science U.	$309,675,000
65	U. of South Florida	$309,456,000
66	New York U.	$308,834,000
67	Colorado State U.	$304,397,000
68	U. of Hawaii-Manoa	$290,707,000
69	Washington State U.	$285,595,000
70	U. of Tennessee (all campuses)	$284,896,000
71	Arizona State U.	$281,588,000
72	Boston U.	$280,814,000
73	U. of Virginia (all campuses)	$261,604,000
74	State U. of New York at Stony Brook (all campuses)	$258,098,000
75	Rockefeller U.	$252,478,000
76	Wayne State U.	$251,854,000
77	U. of Miami	$248,029,000
78	U. of Missouri at Columbia	$245,058,000
79	U. of Kansas (all campuses)	$225,856,000
80	U. of Connecticut (all campuses)	$225,217,000
81	Iowa State U.	$224,311,000
82	U. of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey	$223,796,000
83	U. of Texas Health Science Ctr. at San Antonio	$221,535,000
84	Carnegie Mellon U.	$217,667,000
85	U. of Texas Health Science Ctr. at Houston	$217,623,000
86	Mississippi State U.	$216,936,000
87	Medical U. of South Carolina	$216,778,000
88	U. of California at Santa Barbara	$215,728,000
89	Oregon State U.	$209,061,000
90	U. of Massachusetts at Worcester	$204,033,000
91	U. of New Mexico (main campus)	$201,769,000
92	Wake Forest U.	$201,204,000
93	Princeton U.	$200,580,000
94	U. of Oklahoma (all campuses)	$196,772,000
95	Florida State U.	$195,244,000
96	Yeshiva U.	$193,010,000
97	Uniformed Services U. of the Health Sciences	$192,268,000
98	Dartmouth College	$189,351,000
99	U. of South Carolina (all campuses)	$186,996,000
100	Clemson U.	$186,383,000

*Includes $977,951,000 for the Applied Physics Laboratory. Note: Dollar amounts include spending from all financing sources in the 2009 fiscal year. Source: National Science Foundation

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