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Wellesley College will continue to be test optional for those applying for entry in fall 2025. Since the introduction of test-optional practices at Wellesley, approximately 45% of our enrolling first-year students chose to apply without testing. As always, testing is just one part of our holistic, committee-based application review process. We ...
Wellesley College’s 500-acre campus is famous for its natural and architectural beauty, and our grounds and pathways are open for all to enjoy. The Wellesley College Botanic Gardens and Davis Museum are open to the public admission-free at regular posted hours. While you are on campus, we kindly ask you to follow these guidelines:
This is a well-established program that allows our students the flexibility and give them the guidance necessary to succeeding in study abroad. Students may choose to go for the full year or for the spring semester. The program offers enrollment in courses at the Eberhard-Karls-Universität, coupled with advising, language support, organized ...
Wellesley College, which was chartered in 1870 and opened in 1875, was founded by Henry Fowle Durant to provide women with college opportunities equal to those of men. Wellesley was the first women’s college to have scientific laboratories, and its physics laboratory was the second in an American college. The Wellesley campus, on the shore of ...
Wellesley College, one of the most academically challenging institutions of higher education in the country and widely acknowledged as the nation's top women's college, provides its 2,300 students with an array of opportunities that create the richest possible educational environment. Wellesley prepares women to realize their own highest ambitions and compete in any setting. Offering more than ...
Respectfully, Kenneth M. Walsh. Interim Director of Public Safety. Contact Campus Police. Emergency: 781-283-5555. Non-Emergency: 781-283-2121. TY: 781-283-2303. The Wellesley College Police Department is dedicated to preventing, deterring, and responding to crime, disorder, and the fear of crime in the Wellesley College community.
