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Tell Me MoreSixty-six percent of Greenhills students are from Ann Arbor, and 34 percent live elsewhere in southeastern Michigan, including Ypsilanti and cities as far away as Fenton, Jackson, Farmington Hills, and Monroe.
Greenhills offers opportunities to consider carpooling through CarpooltoSchool.com, an easy app to help students find ride partners. Greenhills also offers a morning bus option that services nearby communities including Plymouth, Canton, Northville, and Novi. Learn more here.
Greenhills offers participation in the following sports:
For middle school students who do not have a sports practice, rehearsal, or club meeting after school, the After School at Greenhills program (ASG) provides a safe and supervised place every day from 3:30-6:00 p.m. Middle School students and their families can opt to use ASG on an as-needed basis and are billed a small fee through the student’s account on days they stay after school. ASG provides time for homework, a snack break, and quiet socializing.
The college counseling program at Greenhills is designed to support and serve each Greenhills student as he or she seeks challenging and rewarding ways to continue education after graduation. Approaching each student as an individual with distinctive strengths, needs, and aspirations, the college counseling staff also seeks to provide assistance for the student’s parents. We focus on helping each student to find and matriculate at a college or university which will offer appropriate challenge and support, which will be comfortable, and at which the student will grow apace. 100% of graduates attend college.
Yes, each year we accept a few highly qualified international students into the Upper School.
Yes, after an international applicant has been admitted and completes their enrollment agreement including establishing their tuition payments.
No, we do not offer ESL classes.
No, we do not offer a homestay program. At the time a student applies, they must also submit notarized proof of guardianship if the student is not living with their parents.
Yes, we require a minimum score of 100 on the TOEFL or 750 on the TOEFL Junior.
The Greenhills application consists of student work samples, grade reports, recommendations, and an interview. Each family also is required to complete a questionnaire, and the student completes a day-long visit.
No. Testing at Greenhills is optional. We know that testing is just one way to measure a student's success. If you and your student feel that testing is a representation of your skill, or you have previous test scores you would like to submit, we highly encourage you to submit them with your application.
Applicants who successfully submit all forms by the December deadline will be notified of their decisions by the end of January, and applicants to the January deadline will be notified by mid March. For applications received after the deadline, we will mail decisions on a rolling basis based on availability.