List of American universities with Olympic medals

The list of American universities with Olympic medals shows the number of Olympic medals won by students and alumni of American universities in Olympic Games up through 2016 Rio Summer Olympics. These athletes are not necessarily representing the United States in the Olympic Games (the U.S. is praised for funding athletes from all over the world, not only from their country, on a few nations in the world to so). A large number of Olympic athletes competed in the Olympic games while they were university students in the United States.[1][2][3] Notable examples include Michael Phelps of University of Michigan, Katie Ledecky of Stanford University, and Missy Franklin of UC Berkeley.

This list considers both summer and winter Olympic games, and only those who actually received Olympic medals are counted. Therefore, the list includes Olympic athletes only and excludes coaches, staff managers and so on.[4][5] The National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) division of a university for school year 2017–2018 is shown for comparison. A university with remarks "I" means the count might be incomplete due to the lack of reliable sources. In this list, universities are presented in descending order starting from those with the most Olympic medals.

In the 2016 Rio Summer Olympics, the university with the most Olympic medals in the U.S. was Stanford University (27 medals), followed by UC Berkeley (22 medals) and the University of Southern California (21 medals); the University of Florida (13 medals) and UT Austin (13 medals) tied for 4th place.[6][7][8]

Top 10
Rank University State NCAAGoldSilverBronzeTotal Reference & Remarks
1 University of Southern California  California Div I1449372309 [9][10]
2 Stanford University  California Div I 1397358270 [11]
3 University of California, Los Angeles  California Div I 1235456233 [12] This count is fewer than UCLA's official count because UCLA's official count also includes coaches, managers, etc.
4 University of California, Berkeley  California Div I1175139207 [13]
5 University of Michigan  Michigan Div I683937144 [6][14] This count is fewer than Michigan's official count because Michigan's official count also includes coaches, staff, etc.
6 University of Texas, Austin  Texas Div I833822143 [6][15][16][17]
7 University of Florida  Florida Div I603333126 [18]
8 Harvard University  Massachusetts Div I 46 41 21 108 [19]
9 Yale University  Connecticut Div I512630107 [20][21] The two "official counts" of Yale are both incomplete. The first count includes non-athlete medals and does not include 2012 Olympics, while the second one mistakenly takes some coaches as athletes.
10 (Tie) Indiana University Bloomington  Indiana Div I 55 17 32 104 [22]
10 (Tie) Ohio State University  Ohio Div I 46 35 23 104 [23][24]

12th - 20th
Rank University State NCAAGoldSilverBronzeTotal Reference & Remarks
12 University of Pennsylvania  Pennsylvania Div I24282274 [25]
13 (Tie) Dartmouth College  New Hampshire Div I 24 24 15 63 [15][26][27][28]
13 (Tie) University of Arizona  Arizona Div I 26 23 14 63 [29]
15 (Tie) Arizona State University  Arizona Div I25122360 [30]
15 (Tie) Princeton University  New Jersey Div I1760 [15][31][32]
17 Cornell University  New York Div I 28 19 8 55 [33]
18 University of Tennessee  Tennessee Div I3012951 [34]
19 University of Wisconsin, Madison  Wisconsin Div I 13 24 13 50 [35]
20 UNC at Chapel Hill  North Carolina Div I 34 9 4 47 [36]

21st - 30th
Rank University State NCAAGoldSilverBronzeTotal Reference & Remarks
21 University of Washington  Washington Div I46 [15][37] (The source does not show the breakdown of medals)
22 (tie) Pennsylvania State University  Pennsylvania Div I 7 10 25 42 [38][15][39][40][41] (See also: List of Pennsylvania State University Olympians)
22 (tie) California State University, Long Beach  California Div I 14 16 12 42 [42]
24 Brown University  Rhode Island Div I 11 8 16 35 [43]
25 (Tie) Auburn University  Alabama Div I34 [15][44] I
25 (Tie) Northern Michigan University  Michigan Div II 5 11 18 34 [45][46]
27 (Tie) University of Georgia  Georgia Div I31 [15][47]
27 (Tie) Michigan State University  Michigan Div I 14 12 5 31 [15][48]
29 (Tie) Louisiana State University  Louisiana Div I 15 8 7 30 [49]
29 (Tie) Oklahoma State University  Oklahoma Div I 21 4 5 30 [50]

31st - 40th
Rank University State NCAAGoldSilverBronzeTotal Reference & Remarks
31 University of Illinois  Illinois Div I 10 7 12 29 [46][51]
32 University of Kansas  Kansas Div I 19 6 3 28 [52]
33 (Tie) Syracuse University  New York Div I 14 9 3 26 [53]
33 (Tie) University of North Dakota  North Dakota Div I 7 12 7 26 [54][55][56][57]
33 (Tie) University of Oregon  Oregon Div I 13 8 5 26 I (See also: Oregon Ducks Track and Field and List of University of Oregon alumni)
35 (Tie) University of Nebraska Lincoln  Nebraska Div I 9 4 11 24 [58][59] I (See also: List of University of Nebraska-Lincoln People)
35 (Tie) University of Notre Dame  Indiana Div I103 11 24 [60]
37 (Tie) University of Oklahoma  Oklahoma Div I 13 7 3 23 [61]
37 (Tie) Boston University  Massachusetts Div I 9 11 3 23 [62][63] I (See also: Boston University Terriers Men's ice hockey)
37 (Tie) Purdue University  Indiana Div I 13 4 6 23 [64]
39 Oregon State University  Oregon Div I 12 4 6 22 [65]
40 University of Arkansas  Arkansas Div I 10 7 4 21 [66] (See also: List of University of Arkansas people)

41st - 50th
Rank University State NCAA GoldSilverBronzeTotal Reference & Remarks
41 (Tie) Duke University  North Carolina Div I 9 6 4 19 [67]
41 (Tie) San Jose State University  California Div I 7 6 6 19 [68]
43 (Tie) Northeastern University  Massachusetts Div I 3 8 7 18 [69]
43 (Tie) University of Minnesota  Minnesota Div I 4 12 2 18 [46][70] I (See also: List of University of Minnesota people)
45 Santa Clara University  California Div I 14 4 0 18 At least 17 athletes with 24 Olympic appearances, including the winners of 11 rugby gold medals.[71][72]
46 (Tie) Northwestern University  Illinois Div I 9 4 3 16 [73] I (The source does not count alumni)
46 (Tie) Texas A&M University  Texas Div I 8 5 3 16 [74] I (See also: List of Texas A&M University people)
48 (Tie) Georgetown University  District of Columbia Div I 5 5 5 15 [75]
48 (Tie) University of California, Santa Barbara  California Div I 11 2 2 15 [76]
50 (Tie) University of Connecticut  Connecticut Div I 14 [15][77][78][79] I
50 (Tie) California State University, Northridge  California Div I 9 4 1 14 [80]

Other universities (51st- )
Rank University NCAAGoldSilverBronzeTotal Reference & Remarks
51 Baylor University Div I 10 0 3 13 [81]
51 University of South Carolina Div I 0 6 7 13 I (See also: South Carolina Gamecocks)
53 Massachusetts Institute of Technology Div III 3 4 5 12 [82]
53 University of Alabama Div I 4 2 6 12 [83]
53 University of Miami Div I 6 4 2 12 [84]
53 University of Virginia Div I 12 [85][86]
57 West Virginia University Div I 7 3 1 11 [87]
57 Columbia University Div I 5 4 2 11 [88][89][90]
57 Iowa State University Div I 6 1 4 11 [91]
57 University of Maryland Div I 6 2 3 11 [92]
60 Texas Tech University Div I 4 4 2 10 [46][93] I (See also: List of Texas Tech University Olympians)
60 University of California, Davis Div I 10 0 0 10 [94]
60 University of Colorado Boulder Div I 4 2 4 10 [95][96][97]
Rank University NCAAGoldSilverBronzeTotal Reference & Remarks
63 Florida State University Div I 4 2 3 9 [98][99]
63 University of Iowa Div I 5 1 3 9 [100] I
63 Washington State University Div I 5 3 1 9 [101]
66 University of Chicago Div III 5 2 1 8 [102][103]
67 California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Div II 3 1 3 7 [104][105] (See also: List of Cal Poly Pomona people and Cal Poly Pomona Broncos)
67 New York University Div III 1 2 4 7 [106]
67 University of Cincinnati Div I 4 2 1 7 [107]
70 DeVry University - 1 1 4 6 [108]
70 Westminster College Div II 0 5 1 6 [46][109][110] I
72 Fordham University Div I 3 1 1 5 [111][112][113]
72 Indiana State University Div I 3 1 1 5 [114]
72 University of Idaho Div I 4 1 0 5 [115][116][117]
72 University of Pittsburgh Div I 3 0 2 5 [118][119] Total includes only alumni who competed in their respective sport while attending Pitt (i.e. excludes professional school alumni).
72 Vanderbilt University Div I 2 3 0 5 [120][121]
72 Wake Forest University Div I 3 0 2 5 [122]
72 Middlebury College Div III 0 4 1 5 [123]
Rank University NCAAGoldSilverBronzeTotal Reference & Remarks
77 University of Alaska Fairbanks Div II 2 1 1 4 [124][125] I
80 Boston College Div I 0 3 0 3 [126][127][128] I
81 University of Central Florida Div I 2 0 0 2 I
81 California University of Pennsylvania Div II 1 0 1 2 [46][129] I
81 George Washington University Div I 0 1 1 2 [130]
81 Rice University Div I 1 0 1 2 [131][132]
81 Robert Morris University Div I 0 2 0 2 [46][133] I
81 University of New Hampshire Div I 0 1 1 2 [46][134][135] I
81 Utah Valley University Div I 0 1 1 2 [136] I
Rank University NCAAGoldSilverBronzeTotal Reference & Remarks
89 Brandeis University Div III 0 1 0 1 [137][138]
89 Colorado Technical University - 0 1 0 1 [139]
89 Community College of Rhode Island - 0 0 1 1 [46] I
89 Emerson College Div III 0 0 1 1 [46] I
89 New York Institute of Technology Div II 0 0 1 1 [140]
89 Saddleback College - 0 0 1 1 [46] I
89 University of Colorado Colorado Springs Div II 0 0 1 1 [46] I
89 University of Utah Div I 0 1 0 1 [141]
89 Utah State University Div I 0 1 0 1 [142]

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