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Admissions Survey Excerpts
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Former Student
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Very easy and not very selective. I think they are hurting for students. READ MORE
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Current Student
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The admissions process was very simple You needed to submit essays and
go through an interview. Wells does like high SAT scores of course but
they... READ MORE
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Current Student
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My best advice for the interview/application process is to (as corny as
it sounds) just be your self! Colleges, especially Wells, looks for
unique ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Great admission process. Quick, simple, but thorough. Friendly school
representatives. READ MORE
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Academics Survey Excerpts
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Former Student
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Generally the class sizes are small, the largest class I had was 20
students. The best majors are sociology, english, and psychology. I
wouldn't s... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Wells academics are various things. I'm not going to lie, they are
hard. Yet at the same time Wells provides every student with what they
need. We... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The education that I have receieved from Wells is the best! The classes
are small so that makes for more chances of getting your voice heard.
Also,... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The classes are small, and intimate. There is lots of one on one time
with the teachers. The school's accademics are very prestigious; the
school ... READ MORE
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Employment Prospect Survey Excerpts
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Former Student
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I've never used their career center because I found the director annoying and unpersonable. She merely directed me to a computer and gave me a packet ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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As a Freshman I don't know that much about the employment prospects for graduates of Wells but I do know that with internship opportunities that they ... READ MORE
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Current Student
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I am a member of the Elementary Education Program here at Wells, so when I graduate in May of 2006 I will be certified to teach...which is great! A l... READ MORE
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Current Student
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One the strengths of this school is the network of alumni. They are located all over the country, and are all very supportive of current studens, all... READ MORE
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Quality of Life Survey Excerpts
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Former Student
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The dorms are beautiful and the views from dorm room windows are
beautiful. However, there is no a/c, the heating is inconsistent, no
cable in the... READ MORE
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Current Student
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I really love Well's campus. I think it is by far one of the safest
places ever. I never feel nervous to leave my dorm at midnight and walk
to a f... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The dorms are incredible! They are like mansions...and I'm not joking!
Aurora is a small town so there are not many off-campus housing options.
Bu... READ MORE
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Current Student
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This is one of the safest places that I have every been to. They have an
honor code that is incredible. The school creates an environment where
yo... READ MORE
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Social Life Survey Excerpts
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Former Student
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Your choices at this school are: drink a lot, smoke a lot of weed, have
a lot of sex, and/or study all the time. There is nothing to do on this
ca... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The social life around Wells is not that large. At first I was a little
skeptical about whether I could handle such little entertainment around
us... READ MORE
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Current Student
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Wells is sort of "isolated" from other towns, however, Ithaca College and
Cornell are right down the road (approx. 30 minute drive). So if you are
... READ MORE
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Current Student
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The school only has about 400 students, yet it is an intimate crowd.
Everyone knows everyone else. It is a very warm, tight comunity. READ MORE
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