Wellesley College (WC)

Wellesley College (abbreviated as WC) is a non-profit private educational institution in America that has been actively involved in scientific and educational work since 1873. 

All Wellesley courses are held in person. Transfer students study with a full course load. Credit transfer is only available for courses comparable to the college curriculum.

Participants in the Davis Degree Program have a separate dean who, together with the heads of specializations, helps them complete the curriculum.

• Madeleine Korbel Albright Institute prepares future leaders to work on global challenges,
• Hillary Rodham Clinton Center is engaged in preparing a new generation of public leaders and citizens.

Wellesley ranks first among liberal arts colleges by the volume of faculty research funding.

• In 2000, a college alumna and her husband donated $25 million to Wellesley — at the time, the largest donation ever made to a women's college.

Participants of the Davis Degree Program can live on campus. Family accommodation is not provided for this program.

Wellesley's sports teams compete in Division III of intercollegiate athletics.

From year to year the university is in the list of TOP of the best institutions of this type at the world level (at the position of 1412).

The educational institution is considered small in size, about 3000 people study there annually. The teaching staff of the university is about 900 professors and teachers. The University also takes an active part in international exchange programs aimed at the exchange of teachers and students between higher education institutions. 

College infrastructure

There is a huge library at the disposal of students and faculty of the college. The institution of higher education provides students with good accommodation in a small dormitory on campus. In addition, a higher educational institution is traditionally a member of well-known scientific associations and groups.

The college charges all students a fee for its health insurance plan. Students can opt out of it if they have insurance that meets Massachusetts state requirements. About 50% of students take advantage of this option.

For the fall and spring semesters, payment plans lasting three, four, or five months are available.

The Child Study Center operates from early September until the third week of May according to the college calendar, and closes for one week during spring break in March.

Applications for transfer are submitted using the Common Application for Transfer. The college does not charge an application fee.

Smapse specialists will support you at every stage of admission.

Within six months of graduation, 96% of graduates find employment in their chosen field or enter a master's program or other postgraduate studies.

For admission to Wellesley College, each applicant for a college place is required to provide timely documents on previous academic performance and previous exams. The college is on the list of universities, where each academic year is traditionally divided into two parts - two classical semesters.

University tuition fees

Tuition fees are approximately $ 10,000 for each semester.

• The college covers 100% of the calculated financial need of all enrolled students,
• starting in fall 2027, students from families with an annual income of no more than $200,000 and a typical level of assets will be able to study without paying tuition,
• the average amount of financial aid is $70,519 and does not require repayment. Almost 60% of current students receive support,
• students with the highest financial need have access to grants for medical insurance.

• Guardianship services during the studies
• Student supervision