Williams College

Finding part-time jobs while studying at Williams College is feasible. Students are authorized to work part-time as long they have an F-1 visa. The college has an HR student employment section where students can find queries related to student employment. Students are allowed to work for 20 hours per week. Williams College offers CPT and OPT training programs that help students to gain work experience related to their studies. 

Students can also find jobs off-campus in restaurants services, tutoring, childcare, internships, retail, etc. Students can earn approximately $15-$20 per hour.

Center for World University Rankings ranked Williams College #1450 for the academic year 2022-2023 Students attend it from over 100 different nations. The total cost of attendance at Williams College including tuition, housing, meals, and other fees is around $87,320 (INR 73,31,081). The degrees of Williams College are highly regarded in other countries because of the robust academic standards.

The student reviews of Williams College are mostly positive. Reviews mention that the workload is very intense and takes some time to get used to. Students praise the alumni network and most professors are dedicated to helping their students succeed.

Williams College is ranked 1450th in the world according to the Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) for the 2022-2023 academic year.

Forbes ranked the college #17 in Top Colleges 2025, #15 in private colleges, and #1 in liberal arts universities.

Students who complete Williams College's Master of Arts in Policy Economics program are prepared for a variety of careers in public policy and economics. Following are some job roles and estimated salaries for MA Policy Economics graduates-

Williams College primarily focuses on undergraduate liberal arts education and does not offer a wide range of online courses. Williams College provides possibilities for students to earn credits remotely by offering a variety of summer courses, some of which may be offered online.