Benchmarking Faith Evangelical College & Seminary against all colleges
Faith Evangelical College & Seminary has the 5th-least investment return (-$5.80K) of the 639 private colleges that grant doctorates. Those -$5.80K compare to an average of $50.71M across the 639 private colleges.
Note that investment return tends to rise or fall together with sales and services of educational activities. But on the latter, Faith Evangelical College & Seminary (with $54.30K) is higher (i.e., better) than the median ($0.00K) of those 639 private colleges.
Note that investment return tends to rise or fall together with sales and services of educational activities. But on the latter, Faith Evangelical College & Seminary (with $54.30K) is higher (i.e., better) than the median ($0.00K) of those 639 private colleges.
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better than Ner Israel Rabbinical College (-$3.307M), Central Baptist Theological Seminary (-$452.00K), Aquinas Inst. of Theology (-$152.70K), and Dowling College (-$71.30K).
Incidentally, none of the 5 is research intensive and none of those 5 has a hospital. All 5 are on the mainland. All 5 are private and nonprofit.
trailed Ecumenical Theological Seminary (-$5.10K), Grace Mission Univ ($0.00K), Georgia Christian Univ ($0.00K), and Oxford Graduate School ($0.00K), and 630 others, ending with Harvard ($3.774B).
Incidentally, none of the 5 is research intensive and none of those 5 has a hospital. All 5 are on the mainland. All 5 are private and nonprofit.
trailed Ecumenical Theological Seminary (-$5.10K), Grace Mission Univ ($0.00K), Georgia Christian Univ ($0.00K), and Oxford Graduate School ($0.00K), and 630 others, ending with Harvard ($3.774B).
References
- Investment return includes the following amounts: all investment income (i.e., interest, dividends, rents and royalties); gains and losses (realized and unrealized) from holding investments (regardless of the nature of the investment); student loan interest; and amounts distributed from irrevocable trusts held by others (collectively referred to as investment return). The source is the IPEDS FY 2013 finance data file F1213_F2 of private not-for-profit institutions and public institutions that use accounting standards established by the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB).
- Information on types of degree granted is from the IPEDS Directory, 2012-13 (Provisional release) by the National Center for Education Statistics (http://nces.ed.gov/ipeds).