Multiculturalism at Wellesley is a way of life—in addition to being an intellectual pursuit. The College celebrates the differences among its students, and values and cultivates each student's individualism. You are expected to learn from the backgrounds and belief systems of your peers.

Wellesley students represent every state in the union and 75 countries around the world. Your roommate may be from Arkansas or from Albania. And at Wellesley, diversity means that students can be as different in their ethnicity or citizenship as they are in their personal experiences. Among the students and Davis Scholars are a championship figure skater from the Midwest, a construction worker from Florida who is pursuing her degree after years of working, and many other interesting personalities.

An equal access institution, Wellesley College welcomes students, staff, faculty, and visitors with disabilities. Individuals with disabilities are encouraged to participate in the wide range of academics, programs, activities and events offered at Wellesley. Applicants for admission are admitted to the College without regard to disability. For more information visit our Disability Services Website.

Links

• PDF file of Multicultural Brochure (2006-07)
• Cultural Advising Network
• Harambee House
• Hillel Foundation
• Slater International Center
• Office of Religious and Spiritual Life