* USC's Annual Budget: This is in the billions of dollars and includes funding from tuition, research grants, endowments, donations, and other sources. The exact figure fluctuates yearly and is publicly available in USC's financial reports.
* Tuition and Fees: This is the amount students pay to attend. It varies depending on the program (undergraduate, graduate, professional), the student's residency status, and the specific costs associated with their chosen major or program. The cost is substantial, ranging from tens of thousands to over one hundred thousand dollars per year.
* Endowment: USC has a large endowment, a significant pool of money invested to generate income for the university. The size of the endowment changes constantly based on investment performance. You can find the current endowment value on USC's financial reports.
* Research Funding: USC receives millions of dollars annually in research grants from government agencies, private foundations, and corporations. The amount varies greatly depending on the research activities undertaken by USC faculty and researchers.
* Private Donations: Philanthropic donations from alumni, corporations, and individuals play a major role in funding USC's operations, scholarships, and research. The university regularly announces large donations.
To find specific numbers, you need to specify what aspect of USC's finances you're interested in and look at USC's official financial statements and press releases. These are usually available on the university's website in their investor relations or financial reporting sections.