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Wellesley College is one of the most academically challenging institutions of higher education in the country, and we are widely acknowledged as the top…
The original name of the college was the Wellesley Female Seminary; its renaming to Wellesley College was approved by the Massachusetts legislature on March 7, 1873. Wellesley first opened its doors to students on September 8, 1875.
Wellesley College is one of the most academically challenging institutions of higher education in the country, and we are widely acknowledged as the top…
Wellesley College, located 12 west miles outside of Boston in Wellesley, Massachusetts, has a scenic campus encompassing a lake, woodlands, an arboretum and open meadows.
Wellesley College is one of the most academically challenging institutions of higher education in the country, and we are widely acknowledged as the top women’s college in the world. Here we prepare students to realize their own highest ambitions and aspirations—and they do.
Wellesley College is one of the most academically challenging institutions of higher education in the country, and we are widely acknowledged as the top…
A Wellesley education prepares students to realize their own highest ambitions and aspirations—and they do. Widely acknowledged to be one of the nation’s premier liberal arts colleges and the top women’s college, we are unparalleled in educating pathbreaking women in every arena.
Visiting Wellesley provides a unique opportunity to view the vibrant, lively culture, the beautiful campus, and the world-leading community near Boston, Massachusetts.
We are women who change the world. We’re the ones who break barriers, build bridges, and shift paradigms. The ones who ask and answer the toughest questions. The ones who open doors and hold them open to others. The ones who get it done. At Wellesley, we learn how.
At Wellesley College, we live, learn, and find inspiration on one of the country’s most beautiful campuses. Located near Boston, Massachusetts, Wellesley’s 500 acres include a lake, public gardens, groves of conifers and hardwoods, and winding paths through open meadows.
