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"We’ve determined as a faculty that our undergraduate students should comprehend the tools of research as an essential part of their future problem-solving and decision-making,” says Joel Schwartz, director of the Charles Center and dean of honors and interdisciplinary studies.
Ari Cukierman is the 2012 recipient of the Thomas Jefferson Prize in Natural Philosophy.
Undergraduate Program
Every freshman entering William and Mary begins his or her study in the undergraduate program of Arts & Sciences. Nearly 90 percent of the students in each entering class choose to remain in Arts & Sciences and graduate with a B.A. or B.S. degree.
Our faculty have structured the undergraduate program so that students learn broadly, learn deeply, and gain the experience and skills that shape independent thinkers – engaged in the world around them, and prepared to assume leadership roles in their chosen fields.
"We’ve determined as a faculty that our undergraduate students should comprehend the tools of research as an essential part of their future problem-solving and decision-making,” says Joel Schwartz, director of the Charles Center and dean of honors and interdisciplinary studies.Physics-math major Cukierman wins Jefferson Prize
Ari Cukierman is the 2012 recipient of the Thomas Jefferson Prize in Natural Philosophy.
