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The 62 colleges in Other reported $137.5 million of athletics revenue in the 2024–25 survey year, according to the Education Department’s athletics disclosures.

That is 0.5% of the $28.3 billion reported by all 2,037 colleges.

Other, 2024–25

72.6%
Reported revenue exactly equal to expenses
45 of these 62 colleges.
62
Colleges reporting
$137.5 million
Revenue, as reported
$137,519,619
Not profit.
$134.7 million
Expenses, as reported
$134,700,082
10,286
Athletes
6,192 men and 4,094 women, each counted once.
39.8%
Women’s share of athletes
51.2%
Women’s share of students
At the same colleges, set beside the share of athletes.

Revenue and expenses over time

Other colleges reported $137.5 million of athletics revenue in 2024–⁠25, against $166.9 million in 2008–⁠09, in each year's dollars

Athletics revenue and expenses reported by the colleges in Other 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

Other colleges reported $137.5 million of athletics revenue in 2024–25, against $166.9 million in 2008–09, in each year's dollars. Athletics revenue and expenses reported by the colleges in Other 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$166.9 million$158.9 million240122
2009–⁠10$167.6 million$161.0 million243145
2010–⁠11$179.7 million$173.1 million250141
2011–⁠12$200.5 million$194.8 million254144
2012–⁠13$204.7 million$199.2 million262154
2013–⁠14$221.1 million$216.2 million251150
2014–⁠15$234.7 million$229.2 million249150
2015–⁠16$96.6 million$96.1 million8469
2016–⁠17$121.9 million$115.8 million6550
2017–⁠18$109.5 million$108.5 million6655
2018–⁠19$85.7 million$83.8 million6548
2019–⁠20$80.4 million$78.5 million6344
2020–⁠21$77.8 million$75.1 million4729
2021–⁠22$108.8 million$106.5 million6545
2022–⁠23$130.0 million$125.8 million6445
2023–⁠24$127.9 million$123.5 million6143
2024–⁠25$137.5 million$134.7 million6245

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Every college in Other, by reported revenue

All 62, largest first, with each college’s expenses beside its revenue. Neither column is a measure of profit.

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Colleges in Other by reported athletics revenue, 2024–25
RankCollegeRevenue
1Johns Hopkins University$16.1 million
2Presbyterian College$14.2 million
3Ferris State University$13.9 million
4Rochester Institute of Technology$13.6 million
5Monroe University$12.8 million
6Vermont State University$7.1 million
7Harcum College$4.7 million
8Inter American University of Puerto Rico-San German$2.8 million
9Mineral Area College$2.7 million
10Northern Wyoming Community College District$2.7 million
11Southwestern Oregon Community College$2.3 million
12Universidad Ana G. Mendez-Cupey Campus$2.3 million
13Triton College$2.3 million
14Neosho County Community College$2.0 million
15Southeastern Community College$2.0 million
16Central Community College$1.9 million
17Palm Beach State College$1.9 million
18Metropolitan Community College-Kansas City$1.9 million
19Snead State Community College$1.7 million
20Redlands Community College$1.7 million
21North Central Missouri College$1.7 million
22Monroe Community College$1.6 million
23Paradise Valley Community College$1.4 million
24Dallas Christian College$1.4 million
25Delaware Technical Community College-Terry$1.4 million
26Garrett College$1.3 million
27Lake Region State College$1.2 million
28Yakima Valley College$1.2 million
29Pontifical Catholic University of Puerto Rico-Ponce$1.0 million
30Southwest Virginia Community College$993,610
31Marshalltown Community College$983,313
32Universidad del Sagrado Corazon$981,246
33Northeast Alabama Community College$978,549
34Niagara County Community College$886,233
35Caribbean University-Bayamon$770,626
36Navajo Technical University$587,985
37University of Puerto Rico-Arecibo$552,576
38Universidad Politecnica de Puerto Rico$537,052
39University of Puerto Rico at Ponce$519,392
40University of Puerto Rico at Cayey$518,743
41Orange County Community College$513,202
42Cape Fear Community College$508,736
43University of Puerto Rico-Aguadilla$504,315
44University of Puerto Rico-Carolina$492,359
45Massasoit Community College$456,745
46Harrisburg University of Science and Technology$378,187
47Berkeley College-New York$374,601
48City Colleges of Chicago-Richard J Daley College$367,208
49Southwest Texas College$365,622
50Universidad Central de Bayamon$321,161
51Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture$310,642
52Full Sail University$272,869
53Rockland Community College$232,537
54University of Puerto Rico-Utuado$229,269
55Nueta Hidatsa Sahnish College$225,499
56Dine College$190,148
57Colorado Mountain College$189,346
58University of Puerto Rico-Humacao$137,294
59Carolina Christian College$111,020
60Ozarks Technical Community College$73,691
61Northcentral Technical College$40,550
62Southern State Community College$13,766

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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