Wells College

Pros: *Small size. *Women only. *Strong tradition of sisterhood. *Academics.
Cons: *Living amongst more cows than people. *Not handicapped accessible.

I graduated from high school in 1992, so my experience at Wells College spans the years 1992-1996. Wells College is a private, single-sex women's college of approximately 400 students in rural New York state. It is a competitive college ...

Pros: Intimate Classroom Environment * Excellent Curriculum * Beautiful Residence Halls * Life-long Friendships!
Cons: Somewhat isolated

Wells College provides a quality education for women of all ages. I cannot accurately describe the impact this institution has had on in this brief format. Suffice to say, the intimate classrooms, rigorous coursework and peaceful setting all...

Pros: academics, community,setting, caliber of students
Cons: location

For women who want to experience single sex education at its finest, Wells College is for you! The community set the tone for not only my academic success, but my on-going professional success, not to mention my self-esteem. I learned to be a leader and...

Pros: family feel, confidence builder
Cons: far away from a city

I loved this school!! Yes, it's true most people sneer at a same sex school, but I have to say that Wells College was an integral part of my development as a productive member of society. Wells has a nurturing atmosphere which aides women to become...

Pros: small size, gorgeous campus, historic dorms
Cons: small size

I graduated from Wells in 1994. From the moment I arrived in Aurora on my first college visit, I was in love with Lake Cayuga and the charming town. My classes were exactly how I like them: small and personalized -- you definately cannot hide in the...

Pros: academic offerings, campus layout, location in scenic Finger Lakes
Cons: harsh winters, off campus January program

Wells was a fun and exciting academic endeavor. I learned so much, met so many interesting people and lived in a very safe environment.

While at Wells I traveled to numerous other colleges to visit my high school friends. I remember the...