Visit & Connect

Room to Breathe,
Space to Grow

Williams College is surrounded by inspiring natural landscapes that offer both focus and inspiration. Our campus is built for community: you’ll rarely walk between classes without seeing both a familiar face and a new one.

It’s telling that our students and alumni returning to campus talk about “coming home.” Now it’s your turn to experience what makes Williams so special. Join us for a virtual admission program or campus visit and start to imagine your future here.

This is the Place

Williamstown, Mass.

The sounds of the Berkshires. The smiles from strangers. The intensity of a classroom. The buzz of Paresky Student Center. The roar of Ephs on game day. Visit Williams—virtually or in person—and experience it all.

See for Yourself

Your college will become a home-away-from-home and set the course for your life. That’s why we want you to feel informed. At our admission events, you can learn about our community and get all your questions answered.

Campus Tours

Start to picture yourself at Williams. Walk through popular places on campus and learn more about life as an Eph.

Chat with Students

Our students are eager to tell you about their experiences and answer questions about what to expect at Williams.

Virtual Programs

Can’t make it to Williams? Our students and admission officers will tell you everything you need to know.

Can’t Visit? No Problem.

Check out our virtual tour of campus. Our student tour guides highlight the spaces that make Williams beautiful and vibrant—all in under nine minutes.

Ask Away

What’s the best way to learn about life at Williams? Go directly to the source. Reach out to someone with a shared interest or someone from your home state who shares your academic interests. Send them a note and ask away.

Connect with a Student

Charlize ’28

Las Vegas, NV

Contact Charlize

Student Ambassador

Charlize ’28

Academic Interests

English

My most meaningful experience at Williams

One of my most meaningful experiences at Williams was attending office hours for the first time. I was extremely nervous, but my professor was incredibly kind and spent the first fifteen minutes simply getting to know me before even discussing the class, which put me at ease. That moment made me feel supported and confident, and it changed the way I approach asking for help and engaging with my professors.

Activities

Black Student Union, Filipino Club, The Record, Goodrich Barista, Club Sailing, Law Society

Hobbies

Pilates/weightlifting, cooking, reading, journaling, movies, sewing

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