<p>At my current college, people are just very mean and not friendly at all. There is no social life. People do have friends, but its very cliquey. I feel like ive lost so many friends since I came here to this school (im a freshman). Its frustrating because I am a very driven person and I am heavily involved in extracurriculars (i have two going on three national positions for a non-profit org that is non-paid, but I do it because i love it and it is so rewarding and dear to my heart), and I often travel to DC and do work there some weekends for my job. (its a political advocacy organization thats based in washington). I am planning a national conference completely on my own for about 100-150 students across the country involved in this organization. I have made a large mark in this city and school in regards to this cause. (I have been involved with this organization sincn junior year of high school, where I created and was president of my chapter for 2 years. Then I started a chapter here at my college) I am super busy and many people here at college think I'm too intense and crazy because of my work ethic. Also because I am taking all upper level classes for my major (the school let me), which are 300 level political islam, etc. </p>
<p>I just feel like at my school, people arent that accepting of me and my drive. A lot of people dont understand me, and they are incredibly mean and rude. I just dont understand.</p>
<p>I am considering transferring to Wellesley. I am from the Boston area and live literally 15 min from the college, but I just didnt want to go there at first b/c i didnt want to be so close to home, and i wanted a new experience far away. (my college now is 1000 miles away). When I did visit wellesley last year though, I definitely felt that the students were very similar to me.</p>
<p>I guess I just want a school were people are just as passionate and driven as I am. I feel like I am just so many steps ahead of my peers at my current school. I love being a leader, and I want to be around so many other inspiring women at a place such as Wellesley.</p>
<p>Another big reason I am considering Wellesley, is that I simply miss home too much. I spent my entire life growing up in the boston area, and I miss it to death.</p>
<p>Transferring there for the fall is basically not happening. I cant get everything together in time for that since the deadline is in a month. However, I am considering applying this November for January entrance. Is January entrance competitive? How is the financial aid for this? How is it socially, to adjust to a school like Wellesley by entering in January?</p>