<p>@Requin
Haha, no my person was really sweet! I just wasn’t sure if it was common/ok to contact them etc.</p>
<p>do y’all think its bad that i cant make the Wellesley preview days? are they much different than just visiting and taking a tour, sitting in on classes, or talking to students? </p>
<p>I don’t think I can make it either… :(</p>
<p>Congratulations, Purple Class of 2018! I’m a first year. Hope to see some of you at SOC!</p>
<p>I can’t make it to the open either, but I’ve never seen the campus. I’m definitely going to go for a tour at some point during the month, because as much as I love Wellesley, I’m kind of stumped on making the decision between going to Wellesley or staying instate to College of William & Mary. However, Wellesley’s aid was fantastic, so the decision might just be out of my hands. By the way, has everyone gotten a physical letter already?</p>
<p>nope, haven’t gotten a physical letter yet </p>
<p>I REALLY want to go to SOC, but I just checked flights and the cheapest are running around $500 #realtears</p>
<p>I have not received a physical letter yet, but I suspect that they won’t send mine until my financial aid package is calculated, which won’t be until next week.</p>
<p>I am going to Spring Open Campus, but the flights are so expensive, I know. My mom insisted we go though, because she has never seen Wellesley before and she really won’t be comfortable with me going unless she’s been there it. </p>
<p>Will Wellesley provide travel assistance? I know Smith do that for some students.</p>
<p>How much would you recommend an overnight? I have not yet visited campus and will only be able to fly into Boston for one day (when flights are cheapest). I will definitely take a tour and info session. I’m currently trying to decide between Wellesley and one other school (so Open Campus is a little late.) Will I not get a proper feel of Wellesley if I don’t overnight? Thanks!!</p>
<p>@iddy09 I went to Wellesley for a single day visit, and I did the tour, info session, lunch with a student, and sat in one class and if I had to make a decision based on only that visit (without an overnight), I would feel comfortable doing so. The overnight is a great opportunity, but if you just make sure your day visit is a thorough one you won’t need it. The lunch with a Wellesley student is great! You can ask any question to students and get a really good feel for the things you can’t find on a website, which is what you get out of an overnight, time with students, it’s just slightly less time. </p>
<p>I’ll be going to SOC but for my own reasons. You’d be okay if you didn’t. :)</p>
Glad to hear that you had a great time there. Just wondering, where do you register for Discovery Wellesley? Is there a deadline for it? ( I didn’t find the place for registration, maybe i missed it )