Author: staylo13

Affording Wellesley & Working in College

When I was applying to colleges, like most of my peers, one of the biggest factors in me picking a college was affordability. I had heard horror stories of people leaving college with huge amounts of debt and I did not want to be one of them. Wellesley’s incredible with financial aid. For domestic and permanent residents of the U.S. Wellesley is a need-blind institution.…

Deciding to Go ED; As Told Through Leslie Knope Gifs

This Wednesday marks two years since I applied to Wellesley. It was a scary, wonderful, rewarding decision and it went something like this: I visited Wellesley on a whim the summer before my senior year. At first, I wasn’t sure whether or not it was the place for me.  I did some research, talked with current students and alums and…

The Good & The Bad

To be honest, this weekend was rough– for the first time, I felt the effects sophomore slump and midterm season all at once. However, it was also a wonderful reminder of how fabulous my found family is. So, in light of always trying to find the silver lining, here are some highlights of this weekend:   Friday – 1:13pm: Lilly…

What Wellesley is ~Really~ Like

Hello again! This past weekend was Discover Wellesley Weekend where prospective students (also known as prospies) spent the night and got to experience the life of a Wellesley student alongside us. While spending time chatting with various prospies interested in different majors, activities, and ways to get involved, the same three questions kept popping up. These questions are similar to…

Who Is She?

Hi! My name is Caroline and I am sophomore from Upstate New York (think: Canada). While I haven’t officially declared my major yet, I’m planning on studying Political Science with a focus in comparative politics. Outside of classes, I am a part of the Honor Code Council and of The Agora Society, Wellesley’s political society. I work as a student…

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