This chart provides a fascinating insight into the distribution of ultra-high-net-worth (UHNW) alumni across various prestigious universities. Harvard leads the pack with a staggering $4.7 trillion in total alumni wealth, supported by 13.6K UHNW individuals, highlighting its unparalleled influence in wealth creation. Stanford follows with $2.9 trillion, but interestingly, it boasts a higher wealth per alumni at $519 million, suggesting a more concentrated wealth among its graduates. Princeton, despite having fewer UHNW alumni, shows a remarkable wealth per alumni figure of $516 million, indicating a significant impact of its alumni in wealth accumulation. Columbia and MIT also stand out with substantial total alumni wealth, but their wealth per alumni figures suggest a broader distribution of wealth among their graduates. NYU and USC, while having a considerable number of UHNW alumni, show lower wealth per alumni, pointing to a more diverse economic impact. This data underscores the varying degrees of economic influence these institutions have through their alumni, reflecting both the breadth and depth of their impact on global wealth dynamics.
