Marquette University Senior Challenge - $100 Match from
Scott Schroeder!
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| Scott H. Schroeder, Bus Ad ’92, Grad ’96, Law ’96 |
Board of Trustee member, alumnus and good friend of the
College of Business Administration and the AIM program, Scott
Schroeder, a founding partner at Balyasny Asset Management, is matching
$100 for every senior who makes their class gift.
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Take a look back at your time at Marquette and
what that has meant to you. Many of the memorable experiences that you had
would not have been possible without the resources that were made available to
you. Gifts made to Marquette in the past few years have directly benefited you
in your time here.
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Marquette University is funded by three major
sources: tuition, annual giving and endowment. While tuition costs are
significant, it is important to note that tuition dollars represent only 68% of
the actual cost of education per student. Annual giving makes up the
difference. It is the financial lifeblood sustaining the university’s
day-to-day mission of delivering a transformational education characterized by
excellence, faith, leadership and service. Finally, the endowment represents
gifts of invested funds that produce annual income for a wide variety of
purposes, including student financial aid. Endowment provides critical
financial stability, ensuring a source of financial support year after year,
but it does not cover daily expenses like tuition and annual giving does.
