why does not one talk about wellesley college?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DD got a scholarship to Wellesley. DH thought it was too serious. Then we got a personal letter inviting DD to come out as gay with her. It was inappropriate of course but DD chose a different school. Way too gay for her. She wanted more men around.

Wellesley doesn’t give scholarships. It doesn’t need to.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DD got a scholarship to Wellesley. DH thought it was too serious. Then we got a personal letter inviting DD to come out as gay with her. It was inappropriate of course but DD chose a different school. Way too gay for her. She wanted more men around.

Wellesley doesn’t give scholarships. It doesn’t need to.

Of course Wellesley gives scholarships. Lots of scholarships! But they are based on need, not merit.

~Wellesley scholarship student.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I literally just asked about Wellesley yesterday and all most people had to say was LESSSSSBIANNNNS.

Cool. People can all freak out about gay people. Less competition for my kid.

They are dumb@55es.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The women’s college experience is not what is used to be. If you aren’t gay/bi you are a minority there.

The co-ed college experience isn't what it used to be either. There aren't many guys there anymore, and it's becoming harder for girls to get in because there are "too many women."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My daughter is a prestige whore, and she passed on a few T25 SLACS to go here.

😂

I love that you straight up just were honest about your dd

Did you tell her that?

[Anonymous]

The dating dynamics at co-ed schools are changing as there are fewer men. At least t a women's college you know what you are in for.
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/09/08/magazine/men-college-enrollment.html

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My daughter is a prestige whore, and she passed on a few T25 SLACS to go here.

😂

I love that you straight up just were honest about your dd

Did you tell her that?

I said it more delicately. PP

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DD got a scholarship to Wellesley. DH thought it was too serious. Then we got a personal letter inviting DD to come out as gay with her. It was inappropriate of course but DD chose a different school. Way too gay for her. She wanted more men around.

Wellesley doesn’t give scholarships. It doesn’t need to.

Of course Wellesley gives scholarships. Lots of scholarships! But they are based on need, not merit.

~Wellesley scholarship student.

That is not a scholarship, it is financial aid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DD got a scholarship to Wellesley. DH thought it was too serious. Then we got a personal letter inviting DD to come out as gay with her. It was inappropriate of course but DD chose a different school. Way too gay for her. She wanted more men around.

I don't believe this.

Wellesley doesn’t even give scholarships. Try harder.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:DD got a scholarship to Wellesley. DH thought it was too serious. Then we got a personal letter inviting DD to come out as gay with her. It was inappropriate of course but DD chose a different school. Way too gay for her. She wanted more men around.

Wellesley doesn’t give scholarships. It doesn’t need to.

Of course Wellesley gives scholarships. Lots of scholarships! But they are based on need, not merit.

~Wellesley scholarship student.

That is not a scholarship, it is financial aid.

The story about the scholarship and the lesbian is a complete fabrication.

[Anonymous]

People are talking about this school. Applications are up, acceptance rate is down and it’s as rigorous as ever. It’s been a top LAC for a very long time and it’s a wonderful college for a largely self-selecting group of students. My kid is there now and seems very happy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My daughter is a prestige whore, and she passed on a few T25 SLACS to go here.

😂

I love that you straight up just were honest about your dd

Did you tell her that?

I said it more delicately. PP

😂

I forget that we are all old enough to have posted on autoadmit, above the law, tls, read vault guides and now have kids going to college and we can see some of our kids turning to characters we came across on those forums

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I went there. Fabulous education. Very very serious women. I donate a lot (as do my W sibs) because I believe in the school.
But +1 to the person who said it's where fun goes to die.
I found law school relatively easy and definitely more fun than Wellesley.

Graciously explain how you are using this term. Sisters and brothers?

Short for siblings. It's a term that Wellesley alums often use to refer to one another.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:People are talking about this school. Applications are up, acceptance rate is down and it’s as rigorous as ever. It’s been a top LAC for a very long time and it’s a wonderful college for a largely self-selecting group of students. My kid is there now and seems very happy.

Be honest- is your DD gay or bi?

[Anonymous]

It’s already impossible to get into so most people don’t really need to worry whether it’s their cup of tea.