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NCCAA Division II

The 29 colleges in NCCAA Division II reported $19.3 million of athletics revenue in the 2024–25 survey year, according to the Education Department’s athletics disclosures.

That is 0.1% of the $28.3 billion reported by all 2,037 colleges.

NCCAA Division II, 2024–25

79.3%
Reported revenue exactly equal to expenses
23 of these 29 colleges.
29
Colleges reporting
$19.3 million
Revenue, as reported
$19,344,586
Not profit.
$18.9 million
Expenses, as reported
$18,917,588
3,274
Athletes
2,072 men and 1,202 women, each counted once.
36.7%
Women’s share of athletes
46.4%
Women’s share of students
At the same colleges, set beside the share of athletes.

Revenue and expenses over time

NCCAA Division II colleges reported $19.3 million of athletics revenue in 2024–⁠25, against $5.9 million in 2008–⁠09, in each year's dollars

Athletics revenue and expenses reported by the colleges in NCCAA Division II each survey year from 2008–⁠09 to 2024–⁠25: the colleges in the classification that year. In each year's dollars.

A college that moved between divisions is counted where it was each year, so the line follows the classification, not a fixed set of colleges.

Not adjusted for inflation.

Source: The Education Department’s athletics disclosures

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The figures

NCCAA Division II colleges reported $19.3 million of athletics revenue in 2024–25, against $5.9 million in 2008–09, in each year's dollars. Athletics revenue and expenses reported by the colleges in NCCAA Division II each survey year from 2008–09 to 2024–25: the colleges in the classification that year. In each year's dollars.
Survey yearRevenueExpensesCollegesRevenue equal to expenses
2008–⁠09$5.9 million$5.8 million3730
2009–⁠10$6.2 million$6.1 million3329
2010–⁠11$7.7 million$7.5 million3428
2011–⁠12$7.5 million$7.4 million3127
2012–⁠13$7.7 million$7.7 million3123
2013–⁠14$8.7 million$8.6 million3123
2014–⁠15$6.3 million$6.3 million2519
2015–⁠16$6.7 million$6.7 million2521
2016–⁠17$9.9 million$9.9 million2623
2017–⁠18$7.1 million$7.0 million2520
2018–⁠19$7.8 million$7.8 million2820
2019–⁠20$12.2 million$12.1 million3019
2020–⁠21$9.3 million$8.7 million2615
2021–⁠22$11.7 million$11.6 million2617
2022–⁠23$14.8 million$14.6 million2819
2023–⁠24$16.0 million$15.9 million2722
2024–⁠25$19.3 million$18.9 million2923

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Every college in NCCAA Division II, by reported revenue

All 29, largest first, with each college’s expenses beside its revenue. Neither column is a measure of profit.

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Colleges in NCCAA Division II by reported athletics revenue, 2024–25
RankCollegeRevenue
1University of Wisconsin-Stout$5.1 million
2Waynesburg University$2.1 million
3Bob Jones University$953,101
4Arlington Baptist University$849,210
5Randall University$676,686
6Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary$673,709
7Grace Christian University$666,329
8Great Lakes Christian College$659,022
9Faith Baptist Bible College and Theological Seminary$633,605
10Trinity Baptist College$606,299
11Toccoa Falls College$590,453
12Champion Christian College$582,555
13Moody Bible Institute$581,887
14Kuyper College$547,097
15Central Christian College of the Bible$451,700
16Emmaus Bible College$416,638
17Simmons College of Kentucky$408,901
18Kansas Christian College$362,585
19Southwestern Adventist University$303,750
20Southeastern Baptist College$297,018
21Calvary University$269,032
22Welch College$259,528
23Trinity Bible College and Graduate School$254,992
24Ozark Christian College$234,952
25Barclay College$209,972
26Manhattan Christian College$191,855
27Oak Hills Christian College$182,276
28Union Adventist University$149,402
29Appalachian Bible College$87,245

Every division, and the country’s totals: Sports. How the figures are made: the method.

Sources

Compiled automatically from Equity in Athletics Disclosure Act data — every college athletics program, by institution by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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