The nonprofit 100 - Education

Updated: January 13, 2007 - 3:30 PM

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NONPROFIT 100		NONPROFIT 100 categories
By Rank	Alphabetical	A Look at Categories	Health Care	Social Services	Education	Arts and Culture	Other

Cat. rk.	Organization	Revenue (mil.)	1-yr. pct. chg.	Expenses (mil.)	Exp. ratio	Grants, gifts as pct. of revenue	Top officer	Total comp.
1	University of St. Thomas	$229.4	0.5%	$206.4	90.0%	7.5%	The Rev. Dennis Dease	$214,985
2	St. Olaf College	150.7	5.8	115.2	76.4	17.5	C. Thomforde (a)	252,339
3	Carleton College	141.9	-16.3	107.2	75.6	24.2	Robert Oden Jr.	490,924
4	Macalester College	111.9	22.8	92.6	82.7	12.4	Brian Rosenberg	423,024
5	Concordia College Corp.	104.8	14.6	87.4	83.4	11.1	Pamela Jolicoeur	225,428
6	Scholarship America	100.0	9.4	99.7	99.7	86.7	Clifford Stanley	251,251
7	Bethel University	96.8	8.7	91.0	94.0	11.5	George Brushaber	243,949
8	Hamline University	90.0	-3.9	85.0	94.4	11.0	Larry Osnes (b)	958,236
9	Gustavus Adolphus College	86.1	5.8	82.1	95.3	9.0	James Peterson	252,706
10	College of Saint Catherine	79.9	8.8	75.7	94.8	10.8	Andrea Lee (c)	9,196
11	College of Saint Benedict	71.1	12.4	62.4	87.7	16.6	MaryAnn Baenninger (d)	NA
12	Augsburg College	70.8	8.4	66.2	93.6	16.0	William Frame	226,973
13	St. John's University	70.3	-2.4	60.5	86.0	16.3	Dietrich Reinhart (e)	NA
14	College of St. Scholastica	62.6	11.9	60.4	96.5	11.2	Larry Goodwin	261,392
15	Northwestern College	60.2	23.6	57.9	96.2	23.3	Alan Cureton	NA
16	St. Mary's University of Minnesota	57.5	6.7	55.9	97.1	9.3	Craig Franz (f)	NA
17	Concordia University	37.7	-4.7	37.5	99.5	13.3	Robert Holst	169,267
18	Breck School	35.4	7.6	28.2	79.6	20.5	Samuel Salas	309,888
19	Blake School	31.1	-0.4	30.9	99.4	11.3	John Gulla	366,444
20	Minneapolis Medical Research Foundation	26.2	4.1	25.8	98.3	94.6	Paul Pentel (g)	213,859
21	William Mitchell College of Law	25.9	0.2	24.3	93.8	4.5	Allen Easley (h)	238,699
22	Northwestern Health Services Univ.	22.5	7.6	22.3	99.1	10.5	Alfred Traina (i)	252,635
23	Dunwoody College of Technology	22.4	-0.5	23.3	103.8	16.7	C. Ben Wright	169,476
24	Minneapolis College of Art and Design	21.3	7.5	19.2	90.1	6.9	Michael O'Keefe	253,921
25	St. Paul Academy and Summit School	20.7	-8.9	21.7	104.6	10.5	Pamela Clarke	308,691
26	North Central University	20.0	13.6	17.3	86.5	19.8	Gordon Anderson	155,025
27	Crown College	17.7	19.0	17.7	100.0	11.3	Rick Mann	135,000
28	Mounds Park Academy	17.2	23.7	11.9	69.1	35.2	Michael Downs	232,537
29	Bethany Lutheran College & Seminary	17.1	4.2	19.2	112.0	30.2	Dan Bruss	104,280
30	Shattuck-St. Mary's School	17.1	63.7	13.1	76.7	41.0	Nicolas Stoneman	130,000
31	Minnehaha Academy	14.2	0.7	14.5	102.0	6.6	John Engstrom	141,568

Notes:

(a) Thomforde resigned to become president of Moravian College in Pennsylvania, David Anderson was named St. Olaf President in March 2006
(b) Osnes retired from Hamline June 30, 2005. The compensation includes an accrued multi-year retirement benefit payment.
(c) As a member of a religious order Sister Andrea Lee's compensation is paid to her religious order.
(d) Baenninger was named president of the College of St. Benedict in March 2004
(e) St. John's is not required to file a 990, and does not disclose compensation
(f) Franz resigned Dec. 20. Jeffrey Highland is St. Mary's interim president.
(g) Pentel is employed by a related organization. The related organization is compensated for time involved in research and administrative activities. He was paid $213,859 through Hennepin Faculty Associates
(h) Easley was named president and dean on July 1, 2004 succeeding Harry Haynsworth
(i) Traina retired from Northwestern Health Services Aug. 31, 2006