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There's No Place Like Home

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As the homeschooled population grows, colleges and universities must increase enrollment efforts targeted to this group.
Howard and Matthew Greene
University Business, Aug 2007

A RECENT PERUSAL OF HO-meschool World, the website of Practical Homeschooling magazine, revealed the following news items touting the accomplishments of homeschoolers this past year:

- A part-time homeschooler won the GSN National Vocabulary Championship and $40,000 in college scholarship funds.

- A homeschooler won $50,000 in scholarship money as an Intel Foundation Young Scientist award winner.

Wading through the Viewbooks

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Graduating seniors have weighed their college options carefully and selected a school. How have institutional efforts influenced that process?
Howard and Matthew Greene
University Business, Jun 2007

Campus Diversity and Birds of a Feather

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How significant is student diversity to current and prospective students?
Howard and Matthew Greene
University Business, Apr 2007

Taking a Stand Against Drugs and Alcohol

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Students speak out on these topics through their admissions essays.
Howard and Matthew Greene
University Business, Feb 2007

Questioning College

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A sampling of questions from the Peterson's weekly online chats reveals a diversity of concerns from the college-bound.
Howard and Matthew Greene
University Business, Dec 2006

Who Is the Client Today?

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Today's strategic admissions practices can wind up creating both hurdles and confusion for prospective students.
Howard and Matthew Greene
University Business, Oct 2006

The Next (Real) World: Part Two

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How to help students survive their first job.
Dede Bartlett
University Business, Aug 2006

Admissions: Across the Board

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Attracting students from boarding schools can be just what the recruitment doctor ordered.
Howard and Matthew Greene
University Business, Jun 2006

As we complete work on our forthcoming book on U.S. boarding schools, we continue to be struck by the talent, diversity, and preparation of the boarding school students we encounter. They are typically mature socially, involved in several activities at a deep level, and taking advantage of an enriched and exciting academic program.

The Next (Real) World

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Are you preparing your students for it?
Howard and Matthew Greene
University Business, Apr 2006

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University Business, Mar 2006

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