About the Author
Howard Greene, M.A., M.ED., is the president of Howard Greene Associates, the nation's leading independent educational consulting company, and is a former Princeton University admissions officer and member of the Faculty Board of Advisors. Howard has counseled thousands of students for almost fifty show more years and has been a consultant for numerous schools, colleges, and corporations. A graduate of Dartmouth College, he holds master's degrees from Harvard and New York University. He lives in Wilton, Connecticut. Matthew Greene, P.H.D., is the president of Matthew Greene Consulting. Matthew has consulted with families and schools for almost twenty years, and is a frequent contributor and speaker on educational planning and college admissions issues. A graduate of Dartmouth College, Matthew has taught and advised students at the University of Colorado at Boulder, where he earned his doctorate in public policy. He lives in Wilton, Connecticut. The Greenes have authored more than a dozen books, including those in the Greenes' Guides to Educational Planning series, and have cohosted two national PBS programs. show less
Works by Howard Greene
Greenes' Guides to Educational Planning: Making It into A Top Graduate School: 10 Steps to Successful Graduate School… (2000) 54 copies
Greenes' Guide to Educational Planning: Presenting Yourself Successfully To Colleges (2001) 33 copies
The Hidden Ivies, 2nd Edition: 50 Top Collegesfrom Amherst to Williams That Rival the Ivy League (2000) 32 copies
Making It into a Top College, 2nd Edition: 10 Steps to Gaining Admission to Selective Colleges and Universities (2009) 13 copies
Greenes' Guides to Educational Planning: Inside the Top Colleges: Realities of Life and Learning in America's Elite… (2000) 9 copies
Making It Into a Top Graduate School 2 copies
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Greenes' Guides to Educational Planning: The Hidden… by Howard Greene
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An in depth take of thirty colleges the Greenes feel comprise the "hidden ivies" of the American higher education system, one of which I wound up applying to one: Washington University in St. Louis. My brother's applying to Reed College, another one included in this guide.
The Hidden Ivies gives a great deal of information, and I particularly liked the student perspective about each college the best. The "ideal student" and "what the college stands for" sections were both a close second.
The Hidden Ivies gives a great deal of information, and I particularly liked the student perspective about each college the best. The "ideal student" and "what the college stands for" sections were both a close second.
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