Williams College signed and returned (on May 13th, 2020) to the Department of Education the Certification and Agreement for receipt of the CARES Act Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds (HEERF); the ARP Act Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds (HEERF III) for student aid in the amount of $2,100,372 were included… Continue reading »
Fall Books are available at The Williams Bookstore for purchase. Here’s how it works: ONLINE – Your Student ID number will serve as tender for the online purchase of books. On the website, thewilliamsbookstore.com, select each of your courses and section to see your book list and choose… Continue reading »
Williams College signed and returned (on May 13th, 2020) to the Department of Education the Certification and Agreement for receipt of the CARES Act Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds (HEERF); the CRRSA Act Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds (HEERF II) for student aid in the amount of $1,184,616 were included… Continue reading »
Students from the US have an option to book their travel through EGENCIA, the College’s online travel software platform. New students will receive an email from Egencia offering a link that will grant access to book through the College’s travel planning partner. The costs for your ticket… Continue reading »
In light of the uncertain employment landscape this summer, we will automatically waive your summer earnings contribution for 2021-2022 and replace it with additional grant funding from Williams. This means you don’t need to submit any kind of petition to take advantage of this benefit this summer, and, most… Continue reading »
Study abroad programs such as Williams-Mystic, Twelve College Exchange, or any other program approved by the Office of International Education and Study Away and the Committee on Academic Standing can be funded with Williams and federal financial aid. If you are planning to study away for the 2021-2022 academic year… Continue reading »
Williams College will reimburse any current undergraduate student for the amount of federal tax liability generated by their taxable scholarships and grants. Students interested in reimbursement should submit a 2020 Taxability of Scholarships and Grants with a signed and dated copy of their 2020 federal income tax return and… Continue reading »
For the Spring 2021 semester, the process for buying books will be similar as last fall due to the COVID-19 requirements by the college. You will order your books from The Williams Bookstore using their online system. Your 7 digit Student ID number will serve as tender to charge your… Continue reading »
Spring Term Bill Given the shift in the academic calendar, the first spring billing statement will be released on Thursday, January 7th 2021 with a due date of Monday, February 8th, 2021. You may access charges after December 11th via www.williams.myonplanu.com if you’d like to get a head start. 1098T… Continue reading »
Williams College signed and returned (on May 13th) to the Department of Education the Certification and Agreement for receipt of the CARES Act Higher Education Emergency Relief Funds (HEERF) for student aid in the amount of $1,564,588. The College awarded 100% of the funds in direct grants to students to… Continue reading »
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