For Educators: Military Resources
Williams College
Tuition
64,860
Students
2,355
School Type
Private, not-for-profit, 4-year or above
Size & Setting
Fringe | Town
About
Overview
School Type
Private, not-for-profit, 4-year or above
Students Enrolled
2,355
Graduation Rate
97%
Religious Affiliation
Not applicable
Admissions
Acceptance Rate9.99%
Apply
11,465
Accepted
1,145
Attend
541
Application Fee
Undergraduate
$65
Graduate
$0
Test Scores
Sat Range
1470 - 1560
Act Range
33 - 35
Application Requirements
High school transcript
Required
High school GPA
Not Applicable
Recommendation letter
Required
Admissions test (SAT or ACT)
Not Applicable
TOEFL (international students)
Not Applicable
Completion of college prep program
Required
Demonstration of competencies
Not Applicable
Cost & Aid
Annual Tuition & Fees
Undergraduate
In-State
$64,860
Out-of-State
$64,860
Financial Aid & Student Loans
Financial Aid (Average)
Federal Grants
$7,828
State/Local Grants
$3,507
Institutional/Scholarships
$61,503
Graduate
In-State
$64,540
Out-of-State
$64,540
Student Loans (Average)
Federal Loans
N/A
Other Loans
$13,679
Other Annual Estimated Costs
Food & Housing
$16,300
Books & Supplies
$1,000
Personal Expenses
$2,700
Financial Aid Resources
Financial Aid
Stressed about all the money talk? Review our tips on financial aid, including scholarships, grants and all the other ways you can help cover school costs.
Paying for College Through the Military
Can't decide between college and the Military? Good news: You don't have to. Learn how the Military can help support — and pay for — your education, from the GI Bill to ROTC.
ROTC Programs Available
Reserve Officers Training Corp (ROTC) is a college scholarship program that prepares students to become military officers
Learn more about ROTC
Programs for Service Members and Veterans
Post-9/11 GI Bill (Students Receiving)
13
Average Assistance
$42,106
DoD Tuition Assistance (Students Receiving)
0
Average Assistance
N/A
Academics
Graduation Rate97%
Student Faculty Ratio5:1
Most Popular Undergraduate Majors
- Econometrics and Quantitative Economics
- Psychology, General
- English Language and Literature, General
- Biology/Biological Sciences, General
- Computer Science
View All Undergraduate Majors
Most Popular Graduate Programs
- Development Economics and International Development
- Art History, Criticism and Conservation
Student Body
Students Enrolled2,355
Undergraduate
2,302
Graduate
53
Full-Time
99%
Part-Time
1%
Campus Life
Sports
Men's
- Football
- Track and Field (Outdoor)
- Rowing
- Track and Field (Indoor)
- Lacrosse
Full List of Men Sports
Women's
- Track and Field (Outdoor)
- Track and Field (Indoor)
- Rowing
- Lacrosse
- Field Hockey
Full List of Women's Sports
Student Services
Meal Plan
Yes
Counseling Services
Yes
Remedial Services
No
Work-Study
Yes
Placement Services
Yes
Study Abroad
Yes
Weekend/Evening Classes
No
On-campus day care for student's children
Yes