A parent's read

  • The major moves the money more than the admit letter. Computer Science grads from here earn about $127,851 four years out; biology grads about $49,644 — a 2.6× spread on the same diploma. Have the major conversation before you deposit, not after.
  • There is merit money here, but you compete for it. Every named award at this college is competitive — the published GPA and score figures describe who tends to win them, not a bar that guarantees anything. Worth applying for; not worth counting on when you budget.
  • The payoff holds even at full price: roughly 4× over a decade. With no aid at all — the full in-state ~$43,035/yr — a decade of median earnings (~$73,490/yr) still runs about 4× the four-year cost. This payoff doesn't depend on qualifying for anything. (Out-of-state costs more.)
  • Almost everyone who starts here finishes. 89% graduate within six years — the standard federal measure. Nationally about a third of students who start a bachelor's never finish one, and an unfinished degree is the most expensive outcome in this decision: the debt stays, the credential doesn't.
  • Ask the submit question deliberately. This college is test-optional — but at many such colleges, applicants who submit strong scores are admitted at meaningfully higher rates. “Optional” is a strategy decision, not a pass.

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Parent/student verdict

Selective

Selective but achievable for strong students. Affordable — net price averages ~$19,096/yr among aid recipients.

Best for

  • Strong academic profiles — students here cluster in the top test and GPA tiers (bands above)
  • Strong test/GPA students chasing merit aid — 1693 Scholars Program or James Monroe Scholars Program on offer (see merit-scholarship tab below)
  • Students drawn to Social Sciences or Biological & Biomedical Sciences (the two biggest majors)
  • Research-curious students (R2 — active research output)

The reality

  • You'd be near the bottom of their admitted class if: SAT below 1365, or ACT below 32, or unweighted GPA below ~3.80 (test bands are the school's own; the GPA floor is our estimate, not a published figure)

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Institutional snapshot

What kind of college is this?

Carnegie classification
R2: Doctoral - High Research Activity
Undergraduates
7,055
5,000 - 9,999 including graduate students
In-state tuitionThe published full price before any aid. Families who don't qualify for need-based aid at a given college pay this, minus any merit scholarships — whether you qualify depends on the college's price and policies, not on any fixed income line.
$25,914
sticker, before aid
Out-of-state tuition
$51,038
+$25,124 vs in-state
Admit rateThe share of applicants a college accepts. Useful context, but your student's odds depend on their own grades and scores, not the average.
32.7%
Selective
SAT middle 50%The middle half of the enrolled first-years who sent this test scored in this range — a quarter of them scored BELOW the low end and still got in, and a quarter scored above the high end. At a test-optional college the students who submitted are often a minority of the class, so the range describes them rather than everyone who enrolled. Above the top number is a genuine strength; below the bottom isn't automatic rejection.
1365–1510
EBRW + Math composite
ACT middle 50%The middle half of the enrolled first-years who sent this test scored in this range — a quarter of them scored BELOW the low end and still got in, and a quarter scored above the high end. At a test-optional college the students who submitted are often a minority of the class, so the range describes them rather than everyone who enrolled. Above the top number is a genuine strength; below the bottom isn't automatic rejection.
32–34
composite
Test policyApplicants choose whether to send SAT/ACT scores. At many such colleges, students who submit strong scores are still admitted at higher rates.
Test-optional
2023
10-yr earningsMedian yearly pay of former students ten years after they STARTED here — not ten years after graduating — all majors combined. The broadest single outcome number a college reports.
$73,490
median, after entry

45% of enrolled first-years submitted an SAT score, 17% an ACT — these ranges describe students who submitted, not the whole class.

Source: federal IPEDS Admissions 2023 for scores + admit rate; federal College Scorecard (20260606 vintage) for earnings + outcomes. SAT/ACT bands are the 25th–75th percentile of enrolled submitters.

Outcomes & cost

What graduates actually earn, finish, and owe.

Federal College Scorecard data. Earnings are median annual income measured years after entering. Debt is for federal-aid borrowers only (cash-pay students aren't counted).

Earnings, 6 yrs after entry
$62,959
Earnings, 10 yrs after entryMedian yearly pay of former students ten years after they STARTED here — not ten years after graduating — all majors combined. The broadest single outcome number a college reports.
$73,490
Graduate within 6 yrsThe share of students who start here and finish a bachelor's within six years — the standard federal measure, and the one College Scorecard publishes. It is not a four-year rate. Read it as the odds of finishing at all: nationally about a third of students who start never do, and an unfinished degree is the most expensive outcome in this decision.
89%
Median debt (completers)The federal-loan balance of the typical graduating borrower. Families who pay cash aren't counted, so read it as "among those who borrowed."
$18,500

The real cost

What William & Mary actually costs

If you qualify for need aidGrant money based on your family's finances (via FAFSA and the college's own forms), not your student's stats.
$19,096/yr
average among aid-receiving families, all incomes — your number depends on your finances
If you don't
$43,035/yr
the full published price for in-state students — out-of-state runs higher

Which side your family lands on isn't set by any national income line — it's set by William & Mary's own aid decision: the gap between its price and your family's finances.

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The payoffTen years of typical graduate pay minus four years of cost — how many dollars ahead a typical graduate runs by year ten. Check both the full-price and with-aid versions to see which applies to you; median pay reflects who a college admits and what they study as much as the college itself., both ways

+$563K ahead at full price +$659K with aid
Full price, no aidThe all-in yearly price — tuition, housing, food, books, fees — before any aid. This is the real "full price," not just the tuition line. (4 yrs, in-state)
$172,140
~$43,035/yr all-in (out-of-state runs higher)
Aid recipients pay (4 yrs)
$76,384
$19,096/yr average
10-yr earnings total
$734,900
$73,490/yr median, 10 yrs out
Years to recoup the cost
2.3 yrs
at full price (1.0 with aid), at the median earnings rate

Source: College Scorecard (average net price among Title IV first-time, full-time undergraduates who received aid) and each college's published cost of attendance. We don't show the federal net-price-by-income brackets: their categories were fixed in 2008 and never adjusted, and none of the averages is your family's own number — the full story. Payoff = (10-yr median earnings × 10) − (4 years of cost), in dollars — how far ahead a typical graduate runs by year ten; medians travel with the students a college admits and the majors they choose as much as with the college itself. Full price is the published cost of attendance, largely in-state for publics; earnings are 10 years after enrollment, all majors combined.

What students study here

Most popular majors at William & Mary

Top 5 fields of study by bachelor's degrees awarded (most recent IPEDS Completions). Use this to see what William & Mary actually graduates — not just what it markets.

1. Social Sciences
352 degrees · 34.9%
Economics + poli sci sub-disciplines pay much more than sociology + anthropology.
2. Biological & Biomedical Sciences
205 degrees · 20.3%
Many bio majors → med school / grad school. Direct-employment bio roles are lower-paid than that pipeline.
3. Business, Management, & Marketing
192 degrees · 19.0%
Broad set of corporate roles. Finance + consulting pay top, accounting + HR pay middle, sales spread is wide.
4. Psychology
152 degrees · 15.0%
Most undergrad psych grads go into non-clinical roles. Clinical/counseling psych requires a master's or doctoral.
5. Parks, Recreation, Leisure, & Fitness
109 degrees · 10.8%
Coaching, athletic training, public-sector recreation, fitness industry.

What those majors earn here

Median earnings 4 years after entry, by major — William & Mary's own graduates, not national averages.

Major (CIP) Credential Cohort 1-yr earnings 4-yr earnings
Computer Science. Bachelor's Degree 93 $84,956 $127,851
Business Administration, Management and Operations. Bachelor's Degree 239 $75,038 $111,366
Economics. Bachelor's Degree 119 $65,603 $105,467
International Relations and National Security Studies. Bachelor's Degree 76 $47,270 $91,065
Sociology. Bachelor's Degree 34 $87,655
Mathematics. Bachelor's Degree 81 $60,494 $87,170
Chemistry. Bachelor's Degree 52 $35,130 $78,270
Physics. Bachelor's Degree 38 $77,863
Philosophy. Bachelor's Degree 35 $75,423
Political Science and Government. Bachelor's Degree 142 $41,317 $72,173

Sources: IPEDS Completions (C2023_a; bachelor's-level first majors, 2-digit CIP family — share is of the top 5 only) · College Scorecard program-level outcomes (PP-FOS). Full college-vs-major comparison: /college-outcomes →

Merit aidScholarship money awarded for grades or test scores, not financial need — at many colleges it's automatic at certain GPA/score levels.

What your test score unlocks at William & Mary

Score-or-merit-based scholarships published by the institution. Stackable in most cases — confirm with the financial aid office.

Award Annual award Score gate GPA gate Renewable
1693 Scholars Program
1693 Scholars (in-state full ride; OOS partial) · any
$35,000/yr
as published, checked 2026-06-06 · source ↗
1500+ SAT Yes
James Monroe Scholars Program
James Monroe (research stipend) · any
$1,500 summer research stipend (first-year) + $4,000 for a summer in sophomore or junior year No

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Student body & economic mobility

Who attends here — and what the campus adds.

Opportunity Insights data. It measures two things at once: how many lower-income students a college enrols, and how many of them reach the top earnings quintile later. A high rate says the college does both — it does not establish that the campus caused the earnings, because the students it admits differ from the students it doesn't. Read it as a signal about access and destination, not as proof of value added.

Top-1% access
4.5%
from top-1% households
Mobility rateThe share of ALL students who arrived from the bottom 20% of family incomes AND reached the top 20% themselves by their early 30s — access and lift in one number, and a sign the campus itself adds earnings power.
0.5%
bottom 20% → top 20% by age 32
Upward rate
38.9%
of lower-income students who reach the top 20%
Pell recipientsStudents receiving federal Pell grants, which go to lower- and middle-income families — the standard shorthand for a college's economic mix.
12%
on federal need grants — context for these numbers

Full leaderboards: /college-mobility →

AI program signal

AI + computing education at William & Mary

CS degrees (annual)
108
CIP 11.0701 + 11.0101

Full multi-lens comparison: /ai-colleges →

Alternatives to William & Mary

Matched not just by selectivity, but by strategic goal — what a family actually decides on.

Better merit-aid options
These similar-selectivity schools publish merit scholarships your family can plan around — your kid’s stats could unlock real scholarship dollars.
University of Alabama in Huntsville
AL · Public
39 stats-based merit scholarships
The University of Alabama
AL · Public
21 stats-based + 2 competitive scholarships
Mississippi State University
MS · Public
18 stats-based + 1 competitive scholarships
Lower full price
Similar selectivity, but a meaningfully lower full sticker price — the comparison that matters most for families who won't qualify for much need-based aid.
CUNY Hunter College
NY · Public
$13,905/yr full price (in-state) · $29,130 less before aid for NY residents
CUNY Brooklyn College
NY · Public
$14,151/yr full price (in-state) · $28,884 less before aid for NY residents
CUNY Bernard M Baruch College
NY · Public
$14,170/yr full price (in-state) · $28,865 less before aid for NY residents
Safer in-state options
Same state and similar selectivity, but with a more forgiving admit rate — useful safety / match anchors.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
VA · Public
57% admit rate (vs 33% here)
James Madison University
VA · Public
76% admit rate (vs 33% here)
George Mason University
VA · Public
89% admit rate (vs 33% here)
More students move up here
Per Opportunity Insights, a larger share of these campuses' lower-income students reach the top earnings quintile than at William & Mary. That reflects who they admit as well as what they do, so read it as a destination signal rather than proof of value added.
CUNY Bernard M Baruch College
NY · Public
12.9% mobility rate (vs 0.5% here)
CUNY City College
NY · Public
11.7% mobility rate (vs 0.5% here)
Stony Brook University
NY · Public
8.4% mobility rate (vs 0.5% here)

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Feeder high schools

Which high schools send graduates to William & Mary?

Enrolled — from the schools' matriculation lists

80 high schools publish a numbered matriculation list — where their graduates actually enrolled, counted, in the school's own School Profile — and name William & Mary on it. Between them they printed 206 enrolled graduates. Ranked by graduates per class year enrolling at William & Mary, from each school's own published list: the number that school printed, divided by the class years its list covers. The published total and the school's own years label are shown beside every school, so a one-year list and a five-year list can sit on the same page. A list whose class years we cannot read is not divided by a guess — it is listed below with its total instead.

High school · years its list covers Enrolled per class year
Collegiate School · Class of 2026 College Enrollments / 2023-26 4-Year College Enrollments · counted column: Class of 2026 College Enrollments 8.0 · 8 over 1 class year
The Potomac School · past four years 4.5 · 18 over 4 class years
St. Christopher's School · 2022-2026 3.6 · 18 over 5 class years
The Madeira School · Class of 2026 3.0 · 3 over 1 class year
St. Paul's School (NH) · College Matriculation for the Forms of 2025 and 2026 (combined two-year TOTAL column) 2.0 · 4 over 2 class years
Oak Knoll School Of The Holy Child · Class of 2026 2.0 · 2 over 1 class year
Choate Rosemary Hall · Class of 2021-2025 As published 1.2 · 6 over 5 class years
Gilman School · classes of 2020-2024 1.2 · 6 over 5 class years
Severn School · Classes of 2022-2026 1.2 · 6 over 5 class years
The Lawrenceville School · the last five years 1.2 · 6 over 5 class years
and 70 more
Holton-Arms School · College Matriculations 2017-2020 1.2 · 5 over 4 class years
University School of Nashville · 2022-2025 1.2 · 5 over 4 class years
Episcopal High School · Classes of 2022 through 2026 1.0 · 5 over 5 class years
Laurel School · 2021-2025 1.0 · 5 over 5 class years
Noble and Greenough School · 2021–2025 1.0 · 5 over 5 class years
Kent School · College Matriculations 2023-2025 1.0 · 3 over 3 class years
Academy-Notre Dame De Namur · Class of 2026 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
Avenues New York · CLASSES OF 2023–2026 · counted column: CLASS OF 2026 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
Avenues The World School · Class of 2024 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
Brooks School · Class of 2024 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
Dwight-Englewood School · Class of 2026 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
Hopkins School · Class of 2026 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
McDonogh School · Class of 2026 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
Orange County School of the Arts · Class of 2026 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
Pace Academy · Class of 2026 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
Tower Hill School · Class of 2026 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
Western Reserve Academy · Class of 2026 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
Archmere Academy · 2022-2026 0.8 · 4 over 5 class years
Germantown Academy · Classes of 2022-2026 0.8 · 4 over 5 class years
Catlin Gabel School · last four years 0.8 · 3 over 4 class years
Landon School · College Admittance 2023-2026 0.8 · 3 over 4 class years
Germantown Friends School · 2023-25 0.7 · 2 over 3 class years
La Jolla Country Day School · 2023-2025 0.7 · 2 over 3 class years
Sewickley Academy · Classes of 2023, 2024, and 2025 0.7 · 2 over 3 class years
Durham Academy · 2021–2025 0.6 · 3 over 5 class years
Friends Central School · 2019-2023 0.6 · 3 over 5 class years
Westtown School · 2022-2026 0.6 · 3 over 5 class years
William Penn Charter School · 2022-2026 0.6 · 3 over 5 class years
Albuquerque Academy · Classes of 2021-2024 0.5 · 2 over 4 class years
Kent Place School · 2022-2025 0.5 · 2 over 4 class years
Lick Wilmerding High School · past four years 0.5 · 2 over 4 class years
Washington International School · 2022–2025 0.5 · 2 over 4 class years
Albany Academies · 2022-2026 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
Belmont Hill School · 2022-2026 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
Collegiate School · 2022-2026 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
Hathaway Brown School · 2022 - 2026 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
Maret School · classes of 2022–2026 As published 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
Marymount School of New York · 2020-2024 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
Montgomery Bell Academy · 2022 – 2026 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
Santa Fe Preparatory School · 2022-2026 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
The Chapin School · 2022-2026 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
The John Cooper School · Class of 2022 - 2026 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
Trinity Hall · Classes of 2022-2026 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
Waynflete School · Five-Year Matriculation (2021–2025) 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years
Menlo School · Classes of 2023-2025 As published 0.3 · 1 over 3 class years
St Ignatius High School · Classes of 2023, 2024, 2025 0.3 · 1 over 3 class years
Beaver Country Day School · Five Year Summary 2022-2026 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
Bentley School · College Matriculations 2022–2025 0.2 · 1 over 4 class years
Berwick Academy · past five graduating classes (2021 – 2025) 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
Canterbury School · 2019-2024 0.2 · 1 over 6 class years
Charles Wright Academy · Class of 2021-2025 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
Duchesne Academy of the Sacred Heart (Houston) · 2021 - 2024 0.2 · 1 over 4 class years
Emma Willard School · Classes of 2023, 2024, 2025, 2026 0.2 · 1 over 4 class years
Greenwich Academy · 2022-2026 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
Loyola School · 2023-2026 0.2 · 1 over 4 class years
Newark Academy · 2023-2026 0.2 · 1 over 4 class years
Nightingale-Bamford School · 2022–2025 0.2 · 1 over 4 class years
Phoenix Country Day School · Classes of 2021-25 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
Poly Prep Country Day School · Classes of 2020–2024 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
Saddle River Day School · 2020-2024 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
San Francisco University High School · 2021-2025 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
The Agnes Irwin School · Classes of 2022-2026 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
The Barstow School · 2021-2025 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
The Berkeley Carroll School · Classes of 2022-2026 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
The Brearley School · 2022–2026 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
The Roxbury Latin School · 2021-2026 0.2 · 1 over 6 class years
The Westminster Schools · Classes 2021-2025 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
Westminster · Classes 2021-2025 0.2 · 1 over 5 class years
York School · Classes of 2021-2026 0.2 · 1 over 6 class years
York Country Day School · The Classes of 2015-2024 0.1 · 1 over 10 class years

Admitted — from the schools' acceptance lists

10 high schools publish a numbered list of college acceptances — where their graduates were admitted, not where they enrolled — and name William & Mary on it. Between them they printed 67 admissions. Ranked by admissions per class year to William & Mary, from each school's own published acceptances list: the number that school printed, divided by the class years its list covers. Admits are counted at each college a student was admitted to, the same way the UC Reach Score counts a student admitted to three UC campuses three times — so this is a count of admissions, not of students. The published total and the school's own years label are shown beside every school, and a list whose class years we cannot read is listed below with its total rather than divided by a guess.

High school · years its list covers Admitted per class year
National Cathedral School · 2023-2025 7.3 · 22 over 3 class years
St Anselm'S Abbey School · 2022-2026 4.2 · 21 over 5 class years
Archbishop Mitty High School · Class of 2025 2.0 · 2 over 1 class year
Canterbury School-Fort Myers · Class of 2026 2.0 · 2 over 1 class year
St Andrews School Of Boca Raton Inc · Class of 2026 2.0 · 2 over 1 class year
Key School · 2021 - 2026 · counted column: Acceptances 2021–2026 1.2 · 7 over 6 class years
The Chapin School · 2022-2026 · counted column: Admitted 1.2 · 6 over 5 class years
Wilmington Friends School · 2023 & 2024 1.0 · 2 over 2 class years
Oratory Preparatory School · Class of 2025 1.0 · 1 over 1 class year
The Altamont School · Classes of 2021-2025 0.4 · 2 over 5 class years

All 89 feeder schools, ranked →

Counted from each school's own published document, linked on that school's page. A high school that is not here does not publish a numbered list we could read — that is all absence means, and it says nothing about its graduates. Where a school publishes both, the two lists are shown separately: an acceptances list is not a list of enrollments, and the two are never added together.

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William & Mary is a public four-year college in VA. It admitted 33% of applicants (17,548 applied, 2023). Test policy: Test-optional.

Middle 50% of enrolled first-years who submitted that test: SAT 1365–1510, ACT 32–34. 45% of enrolled first-years submitted an SAT score, 17% an ACT — these ranges describe students who submitted, not the whole class.

Cost: about $19,096 a year on average with aid, $43,035 a year at full price for in-state students.

Median earnings ten years after entry: $73,490 a year. Payoff, meaning ten years of that pay minus four years of cost: $658,516 ahead with aid, $562,760 ahead at full price.

Highest median earnings four years after the degree, by program: Computer Science ($127,851); Business Administration, Management and Operations ($111,366); Economics ($105,467).

Economic mobility (Opportunity Insights): 1% of students came from families in the bottom fifth of income, and 39% of those reached the top fifth as adults.

High schools that publish a numbered matriculation list and name William & Mary: 80, 206 enrolled students between them — ranked by graduates per class year, most often Collegiate School (8.0 per class year, 8 over 1 class year, Class of 2026 College Enrollments / 2023-26 4-Year College Enrollments, counted column "Class of 2026 College Enrollments"); The Potomac School (4.5 per class year, 18 over 4 class years, past four years); St. Christopher's School (3.6 per class year, 18 over 5 class years, 2022-2026). Each figure is the number that school printed divided by the class years its own list covers; the totals and years are shown. These are the schools that publish such a list, not every school that sends students; full list: https://highschoolreach.com/leaderboards/feeder-schools/william-and-mary.

High schools that publish a numbered list of college acceptances naming William & Mary: 10, 67 admissions between them — ranked by admissions per class year, most often National Cathedral School (7.3 per class year, 22 over 3 class years, 2023-2025); St Anselm'S Abbey School (4.2 per class year, 21 over 5 class years, 2022-2026); Archbishop Mitty High School (2.0 per class year, 2 over 1 class year, Class of 2025). Admits are counted at each college, so this counts admissions, not students. These are a different set of documents from the matriculation lists above and the two are never added together; full list: https://highschoolreach.com/leaderboards/feeder-schools/william-and-mary.

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