<p>You stated that he didn’t do his undergrad or med school at Harvard. But how do you know where he did his residency? Or maybe he also has a master’s in public health or an MBA from Harvard. </p>
<p>Anyway, your state medical board isn’t going to do anything. They have real issues to worry about. Just let it go.</p>
<p>“Bull” on *Night Court * wrote a book? Cool!</p>
<p>What is it about?</p>
<p>“Ivy league” describes an athletic conference made up of 8 private schools.
To use the term to describe other schools is unnecessarily confusing.</p>
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<p>I agree, but it is sheer snobbery to think that students at those “other schools” get an inferior education. :rolleyes:</p>
<p>A high school acquaintance who friended me on facebook lists Harvard as part of her education on her profile. It was an 8 week executive education program. Seems pretty silly to me but that’s her choice.</p>
<p>*I agree, but it is sheer snobbery to think that students at those “other schools” get an inferior education. *</p>
<p>Where was that claimed? 
It’s all well and good to write a book highlighting lesser known schools, as in the manner of CTCL, “Cool Colleges” et.al., but why co-opt the term “Ivy” to do so?
You might as well call it " The 50 shades of grey" college guide.</p>
<p>Is this a personal FB page, or one he uses to promote his practice? If the latter, you might suggest to him that it is misleading - if he does not in fact have some sort of credential from Harvard. If it’s his personal FB page, it doesn’t make a difference.</p>
<p>Personal facebook; I’m letting this one go… other answers, nope; residency not done at Harvard. How do I know all of this? We are related. As for the person who questioned my credentials as a Harvard grad…that was a pretty funny response because of course who knows out here!</p>