University Finances

Marshall B. Ketchum University’s operating budget of $52 million dollars for fiscal year 2019-2020. The University has $32.8 million in long-term debt. MBKU’s endowment is valued at $24 million dollars, with nearly 100% of new gifts designated for student scholarships, the expansion of educational disciplines, or the professional development and research activities of its faculty. In addition, the University maintains an affiliate, SCCO Properties, Inc., that generates rental income from a long-term ground lease on property owned by MBKU. The University participates in major Federal Award programs providing loans and grants to its graduate students in a variety of healthcare disciplines. MBKU also offers its students the opportunity to obtain campus-based loans to assist them in completing their education. MBKU students have a zero percent loan default rate. MBKU earned a 3.0 Composite Score for financial responsibility from the Department of Education for fiscal 2019-2020 results.

Marshall B. Ketchum and Ketchum Health is a 501 (C) (3) nonprofit institution.