Location & Setting Suburban setting in Wellesley, Massachusetts, located approximately 12 miles west of Boston. The campus features a beautiful, wooded 500-acre landscape with traditional New England architectural style. Easily accessible to Boston's cultural and professional opportunities while maintaining a serene, self-contained campus environment.

Campus Life Small college atmosphere with tight-knit residential community. All students live on campus in traditional residence halls, fostering close interpersonal connections. No Greek life, with social interactions centered around academic and extracurricular communities. Weekend activities include campus events, Boston trips, and collaborative student-led programming.

Student Body Highly selective student population with strong academic achievements. Diverse student body drawing from national and international backgrounds, with approximately 25% international students. Typically high-achieving, intellectually curious women committed to academic excellence and social engagement.

Academics Renowned for exceptional liberal arts education with particularly strong programs in humanities, social sciences, and STEM fields. Rigorous academic environment with low student-to-faculty ratios, emphasizing critical thinking and interdisciplinary learning. Notable for strong pre-professional preparation and graduate school placement.

Athletics & Sports Division III athletic program with 14 varsity sports. Competitive in the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC). Strong emphasis on student-athlete academic achievement and balanced collegiate experience.

Lifestyle & Weather Typical New England four-season climate with cold winters and mild summers. Campus is walkable, though a car is helpful for off-campus activities. Proximity to Boston provides extensive recreational and cultural opportunities. Strong outdoor and athletic culture, with numerous hiking, skiing, and recreational options in the greater Boston area.