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Wellesley College Admissions Statistics

Contact Admissions
Phone:(781) 283-2270
Email:admission@wellesley.edu
Web Site:www.wellesley.edu/Admission
Application Information
Open Admissions:No
Common Application:Yes
Application Fee:$50
Application Web Site:new.wellesley.edu/admission/apply
Dates To Know Deadline Notification
Early Decision November 1 December 15
Regular Decision January 15 April 1
Must-Reply-By May 1
Admissions
Consideration		 Required Recommended Neither Required
Nor Recommended
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Overall Admissions Statistics
Total Applicants:4,156
Male Applicants:0
Female Applicants:4,156
Total Acceptances:1,463
Male Acceptances:0
Female Acceptances:1,463
Acceptance Rate:35%
Yield: ? 40%
Freshmen Enrollment Statistics
Total Freshmen Enrollment:589
Full-Time Male Enrollment:0
Full-Time Female Enrollment:589
Part-Time Male Enrollment:0
Part-Time Female Enrollment:0
Waitlist Statistics
Applicants Placed: ? 900
Applicants Accepting: ? 543
Students Enrolled: ? 30
Transfer Statistics
Applications Received:180
Applicants Accepted:47
Students Enrolled:27

Wellesley College Standardized Tests Statistics

Standardized Test Scores Critical Reading Math Writing Composite (out of)
SAT (25th - 75th Percentile) 640 - 740 640 - 730 650 - 740 1930 - 2210 (2400)
ACT (25th - 75th Percentile) Not Reported Not Reported Not Reported 29 - 32 (36)
General Statistics
Top 10% of HS Class:78%
SAT/ACT Required:Either
Students Submitting SAT:85%
Students Submitting ACT:38%
SAT Subject Test Requirements
Not Reported

Facts

Tips for Getting In
  • Be sure to include your leadership positions—these are important.
  • Come for an interview on campus.
  • Come visit so you can explain "Why Wellesley?"
  • Have a competitive GPA and test scores.
  • Have an alumna in your family.
  • Have done something that will set you apart from other equally qualified candidates.
  • Show that you are well-rounded and involved.
  • You must be a woman to apply—this is an all women's college.

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Name
Lauren Foster
Hometown
Safety Harbor, FL
Major
English & Cinema and Media Studies
Grad Year
2014

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We update this information twice annually, most recently in May 2012, but it may not be the most recent information available for a particular school.
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