Williams College

Williamstown, Massachusetts

www.williams.edu 880 Main St, Williamstown, MA, 01267

A+ Overall Grade

A+ Academics
A- Athletics
B+ Campus
A+ Diversity
A+ Value
B- Party Scene

Williams College Admissions

Acceptance Rate 12.6%

Acceptance Deadline January 8

Students Receiving Financial Aid 62.85%

Williams College Cost

Net Price* $17,303

Average Total Aid Awarded $5,462

Students Receiving Financial Aid 62.85%

*Average cost after financial aid for students receiving grant or scholarship aid, as reported by the college.

Williams College Academics

Student Faculty Ratio 6:1

Williams College Majors

Williams College Online

Offers Online Courses No

Williams College Students

Full-Time Undergrad Enrollment 2,042

Part-Time Undergraduates 53

Williams College Advisors

Our advisors graduated from the nation’s best universities, so they know first-hand what it takes to stand out in the admissions process. CollegeAdvisor.com's advisors include Marshall Scholars, Fulbright recipients, first-generation college students, professional actors and musicians, startup founders, doctors, teachers and more - all rigorously screened and trained to support students and families on their college journeys.

Daisy Bermudez
Wesleyan University

I have worked in the college access world since 2014. In my time as a college counselor, I have worked with hundreds of students as they navigate their college applications. In my role as a college counselor, I strive to give my students the tools to be self-advocates, leaders, and life long learners who pursue incredible opportunities. I currently live in Chicago and serve as Program Manager for a national non-for profit.

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Corbin Chu
Williams College

College advisor with 10 years of experience supporting students from all walks of life pursuing top US universities and liberal arts colleges in various subjects, especially STEM, business, and undecided majors.

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Geraldine Shen
Williams College

Geraldine has served as an admissions officer at Williams College, a college counselor at a Bay Area all-girls school, and as an advisor to college students contemplating life, professional, and educational choices. Geraldine is devoted to nonprofit management and working with individuals and organizations that want to make a difference in the world. Geraldine has a Bachelor's degree from Williams College, and a Masters in Education from Stanford University.

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Sarah Sculco
Duke University

I recently graduated cum laude with Highest Distinction from Duke University. I have a background in philosophy, public policy, ethics, science, and law. While in college, I interned in the Law and Policy section of the Environment and Natural Resource Division at the US Department of Justice. I also conducted research on political polarization. In 2019, I applied to philosophy PhD programs and law school; I was admitted to Harvard Law School, Columbia Law School, Duke Law School, Georgetown Law School, Cornell Law School, and Michigan Law School as a Darrow Scholar (full-tuition scholarship). I will be pursuing a fully-funded joint JD-PhD in philosophy at the University of Michigan. I specialize in pre-law tracks and programs, and I am able to advise those with the ultimate goal of attending law school. I also specialize in advising students interested in the humanities more generally. I'm passionate about helping students identify which colleges are a good fit and developing essay ideas, while guiding them through the tricky application and financial aid process.

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Bailee Peralto
Brown University

Hi! My name is Bailee Peralto and I'm in my seventh semester at Brown University, where I study Public Policy. I have two years of experience working with high school students on college applications. I specialize in advising on scholarships and financial aid, staying on track with deadlines, deciding on a school list, and crafting strong college essays. As a first-generation college student myself, I love being able to support other first-generation students in their college application journey. At Brown I'm involved in Model United Nations, I'm a Writing Fellow, and I'm a Co-Programmer for the Multiracial Heritage Series at the Brown Center for Students of Color where I'm involved in activism and community organizing. I also work as a Policy Intern for the Mental Health Association of Rhode Island. I really enjoy working with students on crafting their applications to make their college dreams come true!

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