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5 days ago · Application materials, including detailed information regarding undergraduate admission, may be obtained by consulting the College’s website ( www.wm.edu) or by writing to the Office of Undergraduate Admission, The College of William and Mary, P.O. Box 8795, Williamsburg, Virginia, 23187-8795. Applications for the freshman class are due ...
2 days ago · The Master’s Program in Psychology is research-oriented and designed to prepare students for admission to Ph.D. programs in all areas of psychology. Established in 1953, the program is a selective one, admitting approximately 8 applicants per year. The program’s small size allows for close interaction among students and faculty and ...
3 days ago · Courses. First Semester - Business Basics. • BUAD 701 - Accounting - Reporting and Analysis. • BUAD 703 - Statistics for Business. • BUAD 707 - Marketing Management. • BUAD 709 - Leadership in an Uncertain Era: Understanding Organizational Behavior and Processes. Second Semester - Decision Making.
4 days ago · All William and Mary degree requirements are applicable to students in the 3:2 program. All GER and Proficiency requirements must be completed at William and Mary. Students must have at least an overall 2.0 GPA and at least a 2.0 GPA in courses taken at William and Mary toward the fulfillment of major requirements.
3 days ago · Study of scene-painting techniques and an introduction to basic equipment, supplies, color-mixing, color theory and methods of application. Students prepare exercises and function as scene painters for William and Mary Theatre productions. Four additional workshop hours required per week in addition to class sessions.
3 days ago · Transfer from the Joint Programme into William & Mary or St Andrews: Students admitted into the Joint Programme through William & Mary (i.e., whose “home” institution is William & Mary) may, at their request, become regular degree-seeking students at the College provided they meet the normal requirements for continuance.
2 days ago · Core Requirements: CSCI 141 - Computational Problem Solving (4) CSCI 241 - Data Structures (3) CSCI 243 - Discrete Structures of Computer Science (3) Any nine elective credits chosen from 300-400 level Computer Science courses excluding CSCI 320 , CSCI 430 and CSCI 498 .
