Partner School: Williams College

The Williams Tutorial Program allows two students to take a semester-long course with a faculty member. During the Winter Study period in January, students can take Pass/Fail courses in unusual areas, teach their own courses in the "Free University," or schedule self-designed independent studies on or off campus. Learn more.

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Learn about Interdisciplinary Programs

Williams offers opportunities for Experiential Learning.

Interested in study abroad? Learn more.

Available Majors and Career Preparation

Williams offers 44 majors and concentrations ranging from Astrophysics to Japanese to Religion. View the full list of majors and concentrations.

Interested in Engineering? Williams offers a 3-2 program with Columbia where student earn a B.A. from Williams and a B.S. from Columbia in engineering after five years. Learn more.

Interested in being Pre-Med? Williams offers a variety of science programs to prepare students to apply to medical school. While pre-med students are not required to have any specific major, Williams offers majors or concentrations in Neuroscience, Biology, Biochemistry & Molecular Biology, and other which pre-med students might be interested in. In addition, Williams offers a curriculum in Bioinformatics, Genomics, and Proteomics. Learn more about resources for pre-med students at Williams.

Interested in being Pre-Law? While no particular track or major is necessary to apply to law school, Williams offers a concentration called Legal Studies which pre-law students may be interested in. Learn more about resources for pre-law students at Williams.

Interested in Business? Williams offers majors in Economics, Mathematics & Statistics, and Political Economy to prepare student for future work in business. In addition, Williams offers a concentration called Leadership Studies which student interested in Business may want to consider.

Relevant Rankings:

Ranked #7 for "Best Classroom Experience" in the Princeton Review's 2009 Best 371 College Rankings

Ranked #11 for "Students Study the Most" in the Princeton Review's 2009 Best 371 College Rankings

Ranked #8 for "Most Accessible Professors" in the Princeton Review's 2009 Best 371 College Rankings