The Richest Colleges in Oxford University 2024 List

The data is from the Oxford University Colleges declared endowments. :smile:

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Ranking

College

Endowment 2024

1

St. John's College

£818,662,000

2

Magdalen College

£787,594,000

3

Christ Church College

£772,224,000

4

All Souls College

£546,604,000

5

Queen's College

£463,491,000

6

New College

£363,303,000

7

Merton College

£337,155,000

8

Nuffield College

£314,007,000

9

Jesus College

£256,798,000

10

University College

£238,316,000

11

Corpus Christi College

£229,853,000

12

Trinity College

£224,642,000

13

Brasenose College

£221,494,000

14

Somerville College

£217,062,000

15

Lincoln College

£191,062,000

16

Balliol College

£166,188,000

17

Wadham College

£159,592,000

18

Pembroke College

£144,761,000

19

Exeter College

£140,389,000

20

St. Catherine's College

£139,158,000

21

Keble College

£135,561,000

22

St. Hilda's College

£122,308,000

23

Oriel College

£118,157,000

24

Green Templeton College

£104,420,000

25

St. Edmund Hall

£100,816,000

26

Hertford College

£92,978,000

27

St. Peter's College

£89,176,000

28

St. Anthony's College

£88,435,000

29

St. Hugh's College

£72,548,000

30

St. Anne's College

£72,015,000

31

Lady Margaret Hall

£70,026,000

32

Wolfson College

£60,140,000

33

Worcester College

£56,070,000

34

Harris Manchester College

£45,237,000

35

Linacre College

£43,288,000

36

Mansfield College

£40,839,000

(edited 1 month ago)

Reply 1

thegeek888

@TypicalNerd @elilast @Scotney @Stiffy Byng

Reply 2

TypicalNerd

Nice to see the best of the best at the top of the list

Reply 3

thegeek888

Original post by TypicalNerd

Nice to see the best of the best at the top of the list

I read online that St. John's College, Oxford serves large portions for everyone at lunch and dinner. 😧

Reply 4

TypicalNerd

Original post by thegeek888

I read online that St. John's College, Oxford serves large portions for everyone at lunch and dinner. 😧

It does depend. They can be quite variable.

For a student at St John’s, a three-course formal dinner cost £4.91 last year (I haven’t yet checked to see if that has changed) and they could invite up to 5 guests (whose meals each cost £7.07).

For how much we pay, I personally think the food is served in a sensible quantity and is of a (usually) excellent quality.

Reply 5

thegeek888

Original post by TypicalNerd

It does depend. They can be quite variable.
For a student at St John’s, a three-course formal dinner cost £4.91 last year (I haven’t yet checked to see if that has changed) and they could invite up to 5 guests (whose meals each cost £7.07).
For how much we pay, I personally think the food is served in a sensible quantity and is of a (usually) excellent quality.

I wonder how many Muslim students at St. John's? 😧 Because they also serve Halal meat for all their chicken, beef and lamb?!

Reply 6

TypicalNerd

Original post by thegeek888

I wonder how many Muslim students at St. John's? 😧 Because they also serve Halal meat for all their chicken, beef and lamb?!

I know of a few, but most students there that I know aren’t muslim or even (openly) religious.

Whether the food is kosher/halal or not doesn’t really tend to bother anyone as far as I am aware. When booking a meal, you are given the means to specify any dietary preferences/requirements and so anyone booking a meal can always ask for halal/kosher food if they aren’t already aware of the arrangements in place.

Reply 7

elilast

Original post by thegeek888

@TypicalNerd @elilast @Scotney @Stiffy Byng

Thanks! Do you have a link? I’d be interested to see more. As an ex-Hilda’s student I would say placement on this list does not equal financial support…

Reply 8

thegeek888

Original post by elilast

Thanks! Do you have a link? I’d be interested to see more. As an ex-Hilda’s student I would say placement on this list does not equal financial support…

What do you mean by financial support? Hardship grants? 😧

Financial Statements of the Oxford Colleges 2022-23 | University of Oxford

Reply 9

elilast

Original post by thegeek888

What do you mean by financial support? Hardship grants? 😧
Financial Statements of the Oxford Colleges 2022-23 | University of Oxford

Ah perfect, thanks. Yes - or not just hardship grants but travel, book, JCR funds etc.

Reply 10

thegeek888

Original post by elilast

Ah perfect, thanks. Yes - or not just hardship grants but travel, book, JCR funds etc.

Academic Grants
Students may apply for help towards the purchase of approved books and materials of an academic nature as below:

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Books and academic materials

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Computer and equipment as below

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portable or hand-held computing devices

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monitors

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desktop computers

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computer software and peripherals

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memory or hard-disk upgrades

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computer repairs

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personal printers

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USB ethernet adapters

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Tickets for performances/exhibitions

Travel, phone, data services, or insurance contracts for items purchased are not eligible for reimbursement.
Undergraduates may claim a maximum of £414 and Graduates a maximum of £543.

Wow...I will apply...just over £1,200 in one year from St. John's College, Oxford?! They have so much money?! 🙂 lol