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Welcome to William & Mary!
One Tribe. And now it's yours.
Congratulations! We’re so excited to welcome you to the William & Mary family. You’ve certainly worked hard to get here (and your application was really impressive).
Now it’s time to take the next steps.
To help you prepare for all that W&M has to offer, we’ve created one convenient spot below where you can learn more about the university and how to join the Tribe.
Transfer Welcome Event
Join us on Thursday, May 7, for a virtual pre-orientation event to learn important details about the transfer experience. This optional event will include valuable resources for a successful transition into the William & Mary community.
There will be an in-person Transfer Welcome Day on Friday, June 13.
For Parents & Families
This is truly an incredible moment. A time to celebrate your student’s success and focus with excitement on the opportunities ahead.
Costs, Aid & Scholarships
Making a smart decision about your future involves balancing financial options with long-term benefits — and we are committed to making our top-ranked W&M education affordable for all students. Our graduates are well-prepared for lifelong career success.
Tribe Guide
Learn what to expect next for advising, housing, registration and more! The Tribe Guide is your one-stop online resource for information that you must complete before arriving in Williamsburg this fall.
Interested in Business or Education?
Learn more about the application process for the Raymond A. Mason School of Business and the School of Education.
Experience Matters: Learn Beyond the Classroom
Questions? We're here to help.
Questions? We're here to help.
Office of Undergraduate Admission
The office hosts a variety of visit opportunities and can help answer your questions about the W&M experience and the enrollment process.
Location: 116 Jamestown Road
Hours: Monday - Friday; 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Phone: 757-221-4223
Fax: 757-221-1242
Email: [[transfer]]
Directions to CampusParking Info
Offers of admission are contingent upon continuing to meet high standards of academic performance, personal conduct and completion of all work in progress. Furthermore, prior to enrollment at William & Mary, students are required to submit answers to questions about criminal and disciplinary history and to comply with the university's Disclosure of Arrest Policy. The university reserves the right to refund an enrollment deposit and rescind admission for failure to comply with these expectations or in cases where criminal or disciplinary history reveals an unacceptably high risk to the personal safety, academic integrity or core values of the William & Mary community.