Prentice Hall

Prentice Hall is a major historical educational publisher founded in 1913 by Charles G. Prentice and Richard P. Ettinger. Acquiring a legendary reputation, it became one of the world’s leading academic and professional textbook publishers.

The publishing house has produced countless foundational college textbooks and reference manuals spanning mathematics, business, science, humanities, and computer science.

Through its rigorous academic publications, Prentice Hall has shaped higher education standards and professional training for generations of students and professors globally.