Greenes'
Guide to Educational Planning:The Public Ivies
and
Greenes'
Guides to Educational Planning: The Hidden Ivies
These two books by Howard and Matthew Greene draw on their insider knowledge to present a listing of excellent college and universities available outside the Ivy League.
If they host colleges and universitities this exceptional, the towns of the Greens' Iveies are well worth checking out...
The Towns of the Greenes' Ivies
Greenes' Ivies Lists
Town population and college enrollment figures
appear in parentheses
Listings followed by an
'H' are Hidden Ivies
Listings followed by a 'P" are Public Ivies
All links below are from ePodunk.com
Big cities: 300,000+
Atlanta,
GA (416,474) - Emory University (11,654), H
Austin,
TX (656,562) - University of Texas at Austin (51,426), P
Colorado
Springs, CO (360,890) - Colorado College (1,968), H
Houston,
TX (1,953,631) - Rice University (4,805), H
New York,
NY (8,008,278) - Barnard College (2,281), H
Portland,
OR (529,121) - Reed College (1,340), H
St. Louis,
MO (348,189) - Washington University (13,020), H

Great examples of specially created neighborhoods
Bloomington, IN- New Urbanist development
Read the College town life
College towns make great hometowns. Students, singles, families, working people,
and retirees all can find connections and a niche for themselves in the wide
variety of college towns across the United States. Town and gown together
create a better quality of life.
CollegeTownLife
P. O. Box 223
Oxford, OH 45056
Robert Karrow, editor
SiteMeter