Top 50 Endowments Per Pupil

I'm sure I missed a couple schools (I'm human, I didn't include public schools, and there may be some ultra-small schools I missed), but these are all the schools I could find who are able to spend at least $10K per student per year (assuming a 5% endowment spending rate) while glancing through the rankings and endowment data.

Rank	School	Endowment	Enroll	End/Stu	5%/stu	USNWR
1	Princeton	$17,109,508	7,802	$2,192,964	$109,648	Res 1
2	Yale	$19,374,000	11,701	$1,655,756	$82,788	Res 3
3	Harvard	$31,728,080	19,627	$1,616,553	$80,828	Res 1
4	Pomona	$1,700,454	1,560	$1,090,035	$54,502	LAC 4
5	Swarthmore	$1,508,483	1,524	$989,818	$49,491	LAC 3
6	MIT	$9,712,628	10,566	$919,234	$45,962	Res 5
7	Amherst	$1,641,511	1,795	$914,491	$45,725	LAC 2
8	Grinnell	$1,500,219	1,655	$906,477	$45,324	LAC 19
9	Williams	$1,784,305	2,083	$856,603	$42,830	LAC 1
10	Stanford	$16,502,606	19,535	$844,771	$42,239	Res 5
11	CIT	$1,772,369	2,175	$814,882	$40,744	Res 5
12	Rice	$4,451,452	5,879	$757,178	$37,859	Res 17
13	Cooper Union	$607,135	910	$667,181	$33,359	RCN 2
14	Wellesley	$1,499,872	2,411	$622,095	$31,105	LAC 6
15	Berea	$978,735	1,613	$606,779	$30,339	LAC 27
16	Washington &Lee	$1,218,132	2,173	$560,576	$28,029	LAC 12
17	Dartmouth	$3,413,406	6,141	$555,839	$27,792	Res 11
18	Notre Dame	$6,259,598	11,992	$521,981	$26,099	Res 19
19	Richmond	$1,877,193	3,618	$518,848	$25,942	LAC 27
20	Chicago	$6,575,126	12,781	$514,445	$25,722	Res 5
21	Bowdoin	$904,215	1,762	$513,175	$25,659	LAC 6
22	Smith	$1,429,527	3,113	$459,212	$22,961	LAC 19
23	Claremont McKenna	$543,236	1,278	$425,067	$21,253	LAC 9
24	Emory	$5,400,367	13,381	$403,585	$20,179	Res 20
25	Trinity (TX)	$962,829	2,417	$398,357	$19,918	RUW 1
26	Duke	$5,747,377	14,983	$383,593	$19,180	Res 10
27	Bryn Mawr	$671,103	1,755	$382,395	$19,120	LAC 25
28	Wash U	$5,280,143	13,820	$382,065	$19,103	Res 14
29	Northwestern	$7,182,745	19,389	$370,455	$18,523	Res 12
30	Berry	$752,544	2,087	$360,586	$18,029	LAC 121
31	Middlebury	$907,668	2,532	$358,479	$17,924	LAC 5
32	Hamilton	$657,529	1,861	$353,320	$17,666	LAC 17
33	Columbia	$7,789,578	22,283	$349,575	$17,479	Res 4
34	Haverford	$402,730	1,177	$342,167	$17,108	LAC 10
35	Colby	$611,441	1,825	$335,036	$16,752	LAC 21
36	Vassar	$814,130	2,446	$332,841	$16,642	LAC 14
37	Penn	$6,582,029	19,842	$331,722	$16,586	Res 5
38	Carleton	$653,465	2,020	$323,498	$16,175	LAC 6
39	Macalester	$654,465	2,033	$321,921	$16,096	LAC 25
40	Harvey Mudd	$243,125	773	$314,521	$15,726	LAC 18
41	Davidson	$509,583	1,742	$292,528	$14,626	LAC 11
42	Denison	$654,584	2,275	$287,729	$14,386	LAC 49
43	Brown	$2,496,926	8,695	$287,168	$14,358	Res 15
44	Lafayette	$658,146	2,414	$272,637	$13,632	LAC 40
45	Vanderbilt	$3,414,514	12,714	$268,563	$13,428	Res 17
46	Mount Holyoke	$602,481	2,345	$256,922	$12,846	LAC 29
47	Cornell	$5,059,406	20,939	$241,626	$12,081	Res 15
48	Colgate	$693,436	2,903	$238,869	$11,943	LAC 21
49	Oberlin	$699,895	2,974	$235,338	$11,767	LAC 24
50	Holy Cross	$606,074	2,899	$209,063	$10,453	LAC 29

There seem to be four tiers here:

1.) Three schools can spend over $80,000 per student in a given year
2.) Eight schools can spend between $40K and $55K per student
3.) 13 schools can spend between $20K and $40K per student
4.) 26 schools can spend between $10K and $20K per student

I was curious whether national research universities or liberal arts colleges had more resources per student but, outside the top three, they're pretty evenly mixed.