Wells College

Aurora, NY
414 Undergraduate Students

$32,450 Tuition
Traditional, Rural location

02. Location

03. College Information

Athletic Association: NCAA

Athletic Division: NCAA Division III

Athletic Conference: Allegheny Mountain Collegiate Conference

College Setting: Traditional, Rural location

Enrollment (Undergrads): 414

Religious Affiliation: Not Listed

Tuition (In-State): $32,450

Tuition (Out-Of-State): $32,450

04. Athletics

Men's Varsity Sports: Baseball
Basketball
Lacrosse
Soccer
Volleyball

Women's Varsity Sports: Basketball
Field Hockey
Lacrosse
Soccer
Softball
Volleyball

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General Admissions Info

Acceptance Rate: 83%

Total Applicants: 1,848

Full-Time Undergrads: 414

Part-Time Undergrads: 5

Full-Time Grads: 0

Part-Time Grads: 0

Open Admissions: No

Full-Time Retention: 71%

Application

Application Website: https://apply.wells.edu/apply/

Application Fee: $0

Application Deadline: May 1

Early Action Deadline: December 15

Early Decision Deadline: November 15

Student Primary Residence

In-State: 71%

Out-of-State: 27%

International: 2%

Other: 0%

Common State of Residence: New York, Maryland, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Texas

Financial Aid / Cost

Application Website: https://www.wells.edu/financial-aid

Tuition (In-State): $32,450

Tuition (Out-Of-State): $32,450

Average Housing Cost (Off-Campus): $14,500

Average Meal Plan Cost: $3,000

Book Supplies: $1,050

NET Price*: $21,951

NET Price Calculator: https://www.wells.edu/financial-aid/net-price-calculator

*Average cost per year after financial aid, grants, and scholarship aid as reported by the college

Scholarships

Federal Grant Aid: $3,313

Students Recieving Federal Grant: 86%

Institution Grant Aid Amount: $30,070

Students Recieving Institution Grant 100%

Academic

Graduation Rate: 55%

Study Abroad: Yes

Student Faculty Ratio: 10

Most Popular Majors: -Biology
-Psychology
-Business
-Creative Writing
-Performing Arts
-Sociology
-Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
-Special Education and Teaching
-Environmental Science
-Political Science and Government

Standardized Tests

Freshman Submitting SAT: 30%

Freshman Submitting ACT: 10%

SAT Range: 950-1240

SAT Reading: 480-630

SAT Math: 470-610

ACT Range: 18-22

ACT English: 18-23

ACT Math: 15-18

ACT Writing: Not Listed

Demographics

Male Students: 143

Male Student Percent: 35%

Male Student Playing Varsity Sport 22%

Female Students: 271

Female Students Percent: 65%

Female Student Playing Varsity Sport 19.3%

African American 14.17%

Asian 1.82%

Hispanic 13.36%

International (Non-Citizen) Not Listed

Multiracial Not Listed

Native American 1.21%

Pacific Islander 0.2%

Unknown 7.69%

White 61.53%

Housing

On Campus Housing Yes

# Dorms on Campus 7

Freshman required to live on campus No

Freshman Living on Campus 97.96%

Join Fraternities Not Listed

Join Sororities Not Listed

Meal Plan Available Yes

ROTC

Air Force No

Navy No

Army No

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