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To Know Williams, Ask an Eph
The “Ask an Eph” from the Williams College (1st in ranking) is very valuable for many Chinese students who are applying to US colleges and universities. They provide direct resources and coaching services from well trained current students. They will help you to know Williams better. So, as information sharing, we posted related information here for your reference and hope it helps.

Name:Katie
Hometown: Chicago, Illinois
Major: Psychology and a concentration in environmental studies
Activities: Peer Health treasurer, Admission Office tour guide
E-mail address; askaneph04@williams.edu
Best thing about Williams: It varies from day to day. If a sudden wave of homesickness has washed over me then I will tell you that my favorite thing about Williams College is the comfort I find in the close community here. If I have just come from a lab in which I collected stream-dwelling organisms or a class in which I have uncovered ten different interpretations of a poem, then I will declare that the absolute best part about being an Eph is the time is my time in the classroom (or out of it, depending on the class). If I’ve spent some time admiring the pretty hues of the purple valley then I will no doubt insist that our location is the coolest part of the Williams College experience. I could go on and on. However, the most amazing thing about being at Williams, regardless of what my day has been like, is that I can share my time here with people who view our experiences with the same appreciation and enthusiasm as I do.

Name:Marianne
Hometown: Miami, Florida
Major: Arabic and history
Activities: Black Student Union secretary, Wood Neighborhood programming coordinator, Bridges leader, Spanish peer tutor, Africana studies research assistant, Admissions ambassador, Admission Office tour guide.
E-mail address: askaneph10@williams.edu
Best thing about Williams: Knowing I have the support to accomplish anything I set my mind to. At Williams I can discuss potential projects with my peers, bounce ideas off of professors, and set up meetings with administrators without a hassle. Everyone is so willing to listen, advise, and contribute to my endeavors, which has been extremely encouraging, and I could not be any more grateful for all the support. Williams prioritizes its students and goes to great lengths to help us reach our goals. Even small gestures, like coffee in the morning with my Arabic professor or dinner at my advisor’s house to discuss my experience so far, make Williams the gem of the Purple Valley.

Name:Moses
Hometown: Conroe, Texas
Major: Chemistry
Activities: Gospel Choir, Williams College Gates Millennium Scholar, chemistry research assistant and Math and Science Resource Center tutor
E-mail address: askaneph06@williams.edu
Best thing about Williams: The community. The students, staff, and faculty here are genuinely kind, caring, and concerned about almost every aspect of your life. They do so without infringing upon your independence, too. Before college, I was that student intimidated by the title “Professor.” Now, I truly consider some of my professors to be friends, which I find astounding.

Name: Niha
Hometown: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania
Major: Political science and women’s, gender, and sexuality studies
Activities: South Asian Students Association, Baxter Fellow, Bridges leader, Admission Office tour guide
E-mail address:askaneph07@williams.edu
Best thing about Williams: The incredible sense of community that I felt as soon as I stepped on campus for the first time. From hiking and drinking hot cider on Mountain Day to finding my favorite monkey carrel in the library, I have immersed myself in Williams, and this place that has become my home socially and academically. Plus, our mascot is a ferocious purple cow…that’s pretty cool.
[Sources from Williams College.]
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