Thank God for this place . I am of the class of 1954. I had a passion and I held on to it,no matter what and Wellesley had my back when everyone thought I was crazy. You know the song, still crazy after all these years. I did everything in the video except softball. I played squash. Thank you for this amazing video. It brought back great memories. Vivien Goodman Malloy
This video literally gave me goosebumps. It is so amazing to see how this college has developed them into these bold and passionate women. This is definitely the place for me! :)
Great testimonials from successful alumni, but video is way long and repeating the same strong messages. It dips in segments so feels like 4-5 videos ganged together... But glad many of you love it for your daugters!
I'm a Wellesley student and I disliked this video because it paints a picture of Wellesley that's all flowers and daisies- I quite frankly learned more from my job outside of campus about myself than at Wellesley. I was lied to by marketing like this and disillusioned by what I thought Wellesley would mean to me. I'm not a misogynist. I want to see women succeed and that's obviously why I chose Wellesley at first. And I hope it's in the right direction. Yet I find students insulting men for no clear reason and a superiority that they're better than men, which irritates me.
@@paigeanderson6490 Exactly ! Wells is a hotbed of radical feminism preaching that men are women's nemesis i.e. 'in order to succeed, women are obliged to do it at the expense of men (for some reason).'
Thank God for this place . I am of the class of 1954. I had a passion and I held on to it,no matter what and Wellesley had my back when everyone thought I was crazy. You know the song, still crazy after all these years. I did everything in the video except softball. I played squash. Thank you for this amazing video. It brought back great memories. Vivien Goodman Malloy
This video literally gave me goosebumps. It is so amazing to see how this college has developed them into these bold and passionate women. This is definitely the place for me! :)
especially when Hillary appeared. LoL
So powerful! I am excited for my daughter and her class of 2020...and kudos to fellow MHC'er Mary Mazzio for this beautiful and inspiring film.
this made me cry happy tears! so excited to be in the wellesley class of 26!
Could literally cry every single time I watch this.. hopefully a class of 2025.
Great production value, strong messages and branding-who ever made this, did an awesome job. Very inspiring and powerful.
Wonderful !! I am so excited for my daughter to attend, class of 2020 !
Thank you! Hopefully I could be a part of class of 2023 ;)
A late congratulations on your acceptance lol
Beautiful! Such an amazing college for amazing women :)
Wellesley come on I am crying. How can you do this to me?
This is the video that made me fall in love with Wellesley, and there's no other place I'd rather be. Hopefully a class of 2026.
I want this place to be my place!
Applying here rn omg. RD but its my top choice, really hope I get in
did you get in?
Go Mary Mazzio - Mount Holyoke!! Whoo Hoo
love
This is so inspiring!!
perfect thank you
Great testimonials from successful alumni, but video is way long and repeating the same strong messages. It dips in segments so feels like 4-5 videos ganged together... But glad many of you love it for your daugters!
Hope I could call it my new home this time next year.
Why the two dislikes? There is exactly nothing to dislike about this vid, unless you happen to be a misogynist. Jeebus!
+Steve Norquist There are lies in there Steve. It's marketing material. That's what people dislike about it.
Kiarashplusplus Nope. "People dislike" strong women, when they are misogynists, pure and simple. No lies anywhere near this vid.
I'm a Wellesley student and I disliked this video because it paints a picture of Wellesley that's all flowers and daisies- I quite frankly learned more from my job outside of campus about myself than at Wellesley. I was lied to by marketing like this and disillusioned by what I thought Wellesley would mean to me.
I'm not a misogynist. I want to see women succeed and that's obviously why I chose Wellesley at first. And I hope it's in the right direction. Yet I find students insulting men for no clear reason and a superiority that they're better than men, which irritates me.
@@paigeanderson6490 Exactly ! Wells is a hotbed of radical feminism preaching that men are women's nemesis i.e. 'in order to succeed, women are obliged to do it at the expense of men (for some reason).'
This is the best piece of propaganda ever.