Commission policy and procedure require the institution to provide a copy of transcripts to all current students. Wells College cannot withhold student transcripts. New York law prevents institutions from withholding student transcripts and from charging students higher fees for their transcripts if they have unpaid debts (N.Y. Educ. Law § 640). MSCHE has required Wells College to provide a teach-out plan, due June 5, 2024, that includes (1) evidence that communications regarding student records has occurred; (2) evidence of a finalized agreement and the arrangements for the permanent disposition of student records so that students and alumni will be able to obtain accurate and complete transcripts now and in the future; and (3) evidence of a finalized agreement for institutional records and the process and date by which records have been transferred to the final repository.

Wells College in Aurora, New York is comparatively selective, with an acceptance rate of around 68.3%

To apply to Wells College, choose an application method (Wells College Application or Common Application), complete the form with your personal and academic details, and submit required documents, including your high school transcript, recommendation letters, and a personal essay. Standardized test scores (SAT/ACT) are optional. Pay the application fee or request a waiver and consider scheduling an optional interview. Submit your application by the appropriate deadline (Early Decision: November 1, Regular Decision: January 15). Track your application status via the admissions portal, apply for financial aid through FAFSA, and respond to your admission decision by submitting the enrollment deposit.