The 2008–2009 tuition is $22,980. One-half of the tuition is payable in August; the remainder is payable in December. Other payment plans are available at an additional charge. This must be arranged when the Enrollment Agreement is returned. Students are admitted for the entire school year and there are no allowances for refunds in cases of withdrawal or dismissal.

1 Submission of the Enrollment Agreement and a 10% deposit are required within one month of acceptance to reserve a place.

2 Tuition Refund Insurance, offered by A.W.G. Dewar Co., is mandatory for all students enrolled at Williams, unless tuition is paid in full by August 1 and the parents choose to waive the insurance. An invoice for this fee will be mailed in the summer.

3 Student Accident Insurance is available through Allen J. Flood Companies. Application forms will be mailed to parents each summer.

4 The cost of the optional lunch plan is $800 for a full school year. Students who choose not to purchase the lunch plan can buy food à la carte on a daily basis or bring their own lunch.

5 The annual cost of textbooks is approximately $500. Textbooks can be purchased at the Connecticut College Book Store. Please contact the school registrar at 860-439-2758 for more information.

6 Bus service, at an additional cost, is available to students residing in some surrounding areas. Busing is available to New London residents at no charge. Contact the Business Office at (860) 439-5130 for more information.

Financial Aid Philosophy

Financial Aid distribution at The Williams School is designed to give qualified students the opportunity to attend Williams even if families cannot afford the entire cost. We see our loyalty first to current students and siblings who qualify, then to new students. Williams admits students of any race, color, religion, sex, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It is our policy that everyone who attends Williams should pay some share of the cost of their education.