Distribution
Total individuals — 110,021
Total households — 98,125
Alumni only — 91,119 (88% of total alumni base)
Age
40 or older — 67%
Younger than 40 — 33%
Gender Distribution
Male — 51%
Female — 49%
Education
At least 50% hold master’s, doctoral or professional degrees
Marital Status
More than 60% are married
Alumni Engagement
32% of alumni readers have attended a Vanderbilt event during the past five years
Giving Back
Vanderbilt Magazine readers are three times more philanthropic than the national average
Affluence
70% of readers fall into the top one-third of the most affluent PRIZM marketing segments
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» All Vanderbilt alumni of the past 20 years
» All Vanderbilt alumni who have made a gift to the university
» Parents of all undergraduate students
» Non-alumni who have made a gift to the university

| » The nation’s most affluent social group |
22.1%
|
| » The wealthiest Americans over age 45 who are empty nesters |
19.2%
|
| » Wealthy, childless singles and couples in their 30s and 40s |
19.1%
|
| » Wealthy Americans who have migrated to small-town communities |
19.0%
|
| » The wealthiest families in America with children living at home |
16.0%
|
| » Young, hip singles in metropolitan neighborhoods |
11.6%
|
| » The nation’s wealthiest urban consumers |
11.2%
|
| » The nation’s wealthiest families who live outside metropolitan areas |
9.3%
|
| » Younger, affluent Americans with children at home |
8.3%
|
| » Upper-middle-class suburbanites |
8.1%
|
Note: Members of the Vanderbilt community with international addresses do not receive Vanderbilt Magazine on a regular basis.