October, 2021, Update: Please note my ongoing availability for video consultations, as well as meetings for vaccinated families in my Wilton, CT, office. Please call, email, or submit my inquiry form to learn more.
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Matthew Greene, Ph.D.
I have been counseling students and advising families on college admission and educational planning since 1997, guiding individuals through the many questions associated with choosing and applying to secondary schools, colleges, and graduate degrees. I work with families locally, across the country, and around the world.

With extensive experience in independent boarding and day school, college, college transfer, and graduate school admissions (including Business, Law, Medical, and academic programs), as well as career counseling and consulting to schools and colleges, I provide personalized, supportive, experienced, professional advising to students and parents to help generate options, strategize solutions, and manage complex admissions requirements and processes.

My goal? To help individuals discover their strengths, maximize their potential, find the environment that fits them best, and gain access to institutions where they will succeed, thrive, and grow.

Please take some time to explore this site, and contact me to discuss the consulting process and to set up a first consultation.

"I want every client, every family, to feel like they are my only clients."

How do I gain admission to the right college for me?
What boarding school should I choose?
How can I get help with graduate school admissions and essay writing?
Can you help me transfer to another college?
Do you help schools improve and manage their college guidance process?
Can you customize an educational seminar for our organization?

News Feed

• Expect more selective to follow Stanford and now Harvard: Harvard won’t require SAT or ACT through 2026 as test-opt… https://t.co/g34UT01YN5
• A very large number of colleges staying test optional next year, too: https://t.co/we5B8N60aK
• Stanford to continue test optional policy in 2022-23 cycle. I'm curious to see whether other elite selectives will… https://t.co/QQAjCCwm95
• Eric captures nicely some of the competing pressures students are feeling: The Will to Test in a Test-Optional Era https://t.co/lZRdoppLmA
• An incredible datapoint: "For the 2020-21 academic year, women made up an all-time high of 59.5 percent of college… https://t.co/GbIllqqtav