Ella Gaines Yates wrote in her admission letter to Spelman College (a private historically black women's liberal arts college in Atlanta, Georigia), "I wish to come to Spelman, because I feel there is no other college anywhere in the world finer for a girl to receive training to prepare her for higher gain in life; I have always looked forward to entering Spelman College, because Spelman students have a certain air about them that denotes character and culture," and she got accepted on July 13, 1944.
She wrote in her admission letter to the college "I wish to come to Spelman, because I feel there is no other college anywhere in the world finer for a girl to receive training to prepare her for higher gain in life. I have always looked forward to entering Spelman College, because Spelman students have a certain air about them that denotes character and culture. She was accepted to Spelman on July 13, 1944. Spelman College is a private historically black women's liberal arts college in Atlanta, Georgia, United States. 
