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We invite pre-college students from all backgrounds to discover the excitement of college-level academics. High school students ages 13 and up can take pre-college courses designed and taught by renowned William & Mary faculty. Our programs — which range from psychology, venture capital and medicine — provide dynamic and flexible online ...
The Biology graduate program offers a close-knit academic environment that leads to an M.S. or M.A. in Biology. Our graduates have specialized training in their chosen sub-disciplines and the communication and teaching skills needed to function effectively within a broad-based scientific community. Our graduate students conduct research with ...
The study of philosophy enhances students’ abilities to develop arguments, think critically and logically, communicate clearly, and write succinctly. It provides an outstanding grounding for a wide range of careers and is excellent preparation for the entrance exams required for professional and graduate programs.
The Department of Mathematics undergraduate program offers a major and a minor in Mathematics. Majors may choose from three concentrations. Mathematics is a major component of several graduate programs including Computational Operations Research, Computer Science, and Applied Science.
