Wellesley College

The grounds here are so beautiful! I enjoyed a walk on the dirt path along the lake. There are a few platforms where you can sit and enjoy the view. I also enjoyed walking the campus and enjoying the wonderful architecture. I loved the contemporary, angular design of the student center against an old, curvy tree. And on the other side of the railroad tracks is a lovely trail network, pond and beach, Morses Pond.

My wife and I have been looking for a neighborhood to live in for the past year and Wellesley College sold us on the area. It immediately reminded us of UPenn. The campus is incredibly beautiful and is a joy to walk around with the kids. The campus alone is a draw. Highly recommend. Especially if you have nostalgia for them like we do.

The Grad is at home! An exceptional experience! Thank you very much for the great opportunity to be a part of it!

Beautiful campus with really nice architecture.

Absolutely Love this College. Welcoming, Beautiful Scenery, and Great Energy!!

Beautiful with a lot of outdoor activities nearby and trails and ponds. All girl college too that works for me I love college girls. Plenty of stores and restaurants. Very rich town. In the top of the richest towns in the USA

Great campus, ideal for quiet meditation and peaceful walks. The grounds around the lake are beautiful anytime of the year and the gardens are very well kept. As the photos show once strolling the grounds - I lived nearby - I even saw a deer.

I took a self-guided tour around Wellesley College for the first time this week. I was amazed by the historical look of the buildings. Also, it’s apparent that there is a very strong bond between the alumnae that will truly enable them to succeed. What an excellent institution!

The most disorganized student financial office I have ever encountered. Very poor communication, excessive laziness, and little care for students.

Love the values of this institution and its beautiful campus. The professors were so intellectually talented and genuinely cared about the students. I leave after four years with a bigger brain and even stronger support for a liberal arts education.