Typically up to 50% of our student population go on to some further degree within five years of leaving Williams. The destinations vary widely and represent nearly every conceivable field of study. If you’re looking to continue in an academic discipline, you should talk to your professors about Masters and PhD programs in your field and view our Career Preparation Essentials video on considering and applying to graduate school. If you’re looking for professional schools, we have resources. Read about them below, or schedule a meeting with one of our staff.
Postgraduate Opportunities
The Application Process
- GRE Testing
- GMAT
- GMAT Practice Prep
- LSAC/LSAT
- Credential Services (Interfolio)
- Letters of Recommendation
Types of Schools
See below to explore options by specific discipline areas. Also be sure to check out The Princeton Review and The Graduate Guide to research programs by a variety of preferences including degree program, location, size, and more.
Advisors to Contact
| General Application Process | Any of the ’68 Center for Career Exploration Counselors |
Pre-professional Graduate School
Pre-professional Graduate School advising for MBA, Public Policy Law, Education and Health Professions.
| Health Professions |
Rebecca Counter, MSEd, PgCert Associate Director, Director of Science & Health Professions Advising |
| Law School / Public Policy, Law, Government | TBD |
| Business School |
Tonio Palmer Associate Director, Director of Entrepreneurship |
| Education (MAT, MEd) | TBD |
| Journalism / Mass Media |
Kristen McCormack Associate Director, Director of Arts, Communications & Technology |
| Pre-Engineering |
Professor Katharine E. Jensen
Assistant Professor of Physics, Pre-Engineering Advisor
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