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Wellesley, MA • 4-year Private • Acceptance Rate 14%
- Wellesley College Class of 2029 Official Thread
This is the official discussion thread for Wellesley College Class of 2029 applicants Ask your questions and connect with fellow applicants
- Lesbians at Wellesley? - College Confidential Forums
How big is the lesbian community at Wellesley? Will it be easy for me to find lesbians bi girls to date?
- About Wellesley College
Wellesley College 📍 Wellesley, MA • 4-year Private • Acceptance Rate 14% Wellesley College is a private university in Wellesley, Massachusetts Wellesley College enrolls 2,538 students Quick Facts Total Enrollment 2,538 Campus Setting suburb Admission rate 14% Tuition and fees In State $64,320 Out-of-State $64,320 Paying For College See The Official 2024-2025 CC Calendar for projected
- Wellesley vs. Smith - College Confidential Forums
I’m a junior interested in applying to both Wellesley and Smith and I’d like to hear about some differences between the two I know this has been discussed before, but I am looking for a newer perspective- a lot of the threads about the differences between Smith and Wellesley are from several years ago I am looking to hear about some general differences I know about Smith’s open
- Wellesley Pride!!!. . . Mascot? - College Confidential Forums
Discover Wellesley College's school spirit and mascot as an excited future student shares insights and enthusiasm for campus life and traditions
- ED Deferral, what do I do now? - Wellesley College - College . . .
<p>I know this doesn’t mean flat-out rejection, but it seems like it… I’m being moved to the regular decision pool, which means my chances of getting in are lower than ever now! My letter says only 20% of ED deferrals will be accepted It says, "As part of the Board’s next review of your application, we will take into consideration your senior grades and any other new material you
- How Liberal is Wellesley? - College Confidential Forums
Wellesley is very inclusive After being there for a year, I really don’t bat an eye when I see two girls walking hand in hand So to answer your question, yes, Wellesley’s gay population is a “normal” part of the wonderful diversity that makes up a Wellesley experience
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