Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your list is a joke...it reflects the fact that you actually don't know much about the school personally so you had to just list a bunch of nonsense categories from ChatGPT.

2/3rds of your list is literally just what any college offers.

Of course, OP didn't list of any of this but rather listed idiotic things like a fun mascot and a rivalry with Amherst as the "pros".

Wow you are really acting like an a hole.

My first point, which was NOT from chatgpt was illustraed int he question "you need the assets of the LAC consistently ranked #1 to be listed?"

I also explained it was obvious OP was being jocular. Maybe you needed to look up that word?

My use of chatgpt was because of your insufferable pedantry and meant to illustrate that.

YOU ARE THE ONE WHO CLAIMED NOT TO KNOW THOSE THINGS IN TWO DIFFERENT POSTS AND DEMANDED ARTICULATION.

It's clear you are a troll and I bit, but I am done now.

You sound like a total dipshit. Confirmed by screaming in all caps.

It finally got you to listen, though, didn't it? Took that to get through.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your list is a joke...it reflects the fact that you actually don't know much about the school personally so you had to just list a bunch of nonsense categories from ChatGPT.

2/3rds of your list is literally just what any college offers.

Of course, OP didn't list of any of this but rather listed idiotic things like a fun mascot and a rivalry with Amherst as the "pros".

Wow you are really acting like an a hole.

My first point, which was NOT from chatgpt was illustraed int he question "you need the assets of the LAC consistently ranked #1 to be listed?"

I also explained it was obvious OP was being jocular. Maybe you needed to look up that word?

My use of chatgpt was because of your insufferable pedantry and meant to illustrate that.

YOU ARE THE ONE WHO CLAIMED NOT TO KNOW THOSE THINGS IN TWO DIFFERENT POSTS AND DEMANDED ARTICULATION.

It's clear you are a troll and I bit, but I am done now.

You sound like a total dipshit. Confirmed by screaming in all caps.

Anonymous wrote:Your list is a joke...it reflects the fact that you actually don't know much about the school personally so you had to just list a bunch of nonsense categories from ChatGPT.

2/3rds of your list is literally just what any college offers.

Of course, OP didn't list of any of this but rather listed idiotic things like a fun mascot and a rivalry with Amherst as the "pros".

Wow you are really acting like an a hole.

My first point, which was NOT from chatgpt was illustraed int he question "you need the assets of the LAC consistently ranked #1 to be listed?"

I also explained it was obvious OP was being jocular. Maybe you needed to look up that word?

My use of chatgpt was because of your insufferable pedantry and meant to illustrate that.

YOU ARE THE ONE WHO CLAIMED NOT TO KNOW THOSE THINGS IN TWO DIFFERENT POSTS AND DEMANDED ARTICULATION.

It's clear you are a troll and I bit, but I am done now.

Your list is a joke...it reflects the fact that you actually don't know much about the school personally so you had to just list a bunch of nonsense categories from ChatGPT.

2/3rds of your list is literally just what any college offers.

Of course, OP didn't list of any of this but rather listed idiotic things like a fun mascot and a rivalry with Amherst as the "pros".

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your list of bad outweighs your list of good by a decent margin.

Was that your intent?

DP. You know PP left off the big ones, right? Kinda on purpose? Or are you just an embittered hater?

Was that your intent?

Nevermind, I am certain that was your intent.

What are the "big ones"...and no, I don't think they left off anything on purpose.

I am not a hater...I just don't understand the list for someone that purports to Love Williams.

You need those "big ones" articulated for you?

But you "don't understand the list for someone that purports to Love Williams"?

Clearly you know enough about Williams to know what they are. So does the PP who I guess believes "It goes without saying". They were being jocular.

No, I don't...seems like you don't either which is why we are in this circular loop.

Sigh... you need the assets of the LAC consistently ranked #1 to be listed?

If you insist. I'll let chatgpt do the work for me.

Williams College, located in Williamstown, Massachusetts, is renowned for its academic rigor, strong sense of community, and beautiful setting in the Berkshires. Here are some things that make Williams College stand out:

Academic Excellence: Williams is consistently ranked among the top liberal arts colleges in the U.S. It offers a challenging curriculum, with a focus on intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, and close student-faculty relationships. Students engage deeply in their studies, often in small seminar-style classes.

Faculty and Student Interaction: One of the highlights of Williams is its strong emphasis on personal interaction between professors and students. Faculty members are deeply invested in their students' success and are often mentors both inside and outside the classroom.

The Tutorial Program: Williams is known for its rigorous tutorial system, where students write and debate papers on a specific topic in very small, intimate classes. This fosters intense intellectual engagement and personal growth.

Stunning Location: Set in the picturesque Berkshires, the college offers a serene and beautiful environment. This location provides opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, skiing, and cycling, making it an ideal place for students who enjoy nature and the outdoors.

Close-Knit Community: Williams has a tight, inclusive community, and many students find that their relationships with peers and professors extend beyond the classroom. The small student body fosters a collaborative and supportive environment.

Research Opportunities: With a strong focus on undergraduate research, Williams offers numerous opportunities for students to engage in research across disciplines. Many students work closely with professors on meaningful projects.

Alumni Success: Williams alumni have a long history of success across various fields, including business, politics, science, arts, and academia. The college’s strong alumni network provides great opportunities for mentorship and career advancement.

Commitment to Diversity: Williams College is dedicated to increasing diversity and inclusion on campus. There is a concerted effort to create an environment that embraces students from various backgrounds, helping to enrich the academic and social life on campus.

Extracurriculars and Athletics: With a wide range of clubs, organizations, and Division III athletics, there are plenty of ways for students to get involved outside the classroom, whether it's in the arts, social justice, or sports.

Financial Aid: Williams has a generous need-blind admissions policy for U.S. students and offers significant financial aid to ensure that students from all financial backgrounds can attend. The college is committed to meeting the full demonstrated financial need of admitted students.

In sum, Williams College offers a combination of academic rigor, a beautiful location, personal faculty interaction, and a supportive community, making it a standout institution in the liberal arts world.

This wasn't necessary.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your list of bad outweighs your list of good by a decent margin.

Was that your intent?

DP. You know PP left off the big ones, right? Kinda on purpose? Or are you just an embittered hater?

Was that your intent?

Nevermind, I am certain that was your intent.

What are the "big ones"...and no, I don't think they left off anything on purpose.

I am not a hater...I just don't understand the list for someone that purports to Love Williams.

You need those "big ones" articulated for you?

But you "don't understand the list for someone that purports to Love Williams"?

Clearly you know enough about Williams to know what they are. So does the PP who I guess believes "It goes without saying". They were being jocular.

No, I don't...seems like you don't either which is why we are in this circular loop.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your list of bad outweighs your list of good by a decent margin.

Was that your intent?

DP. You know PP left off the big ones, right? Kinda on purpose? Or are you just an embittered hater?

Was that your intent?

Nevermind, I am certain that was your intent.

What are the "big ones"...and no, I don't think they left off anything on purpose.

I am not a hater...I just don't understand the list for someone that purports to Love Williams.

You need those "big ones" articulated for you?

But you "don't understand the list for someone that purports to Love Williams"?

Clearly you know enough about Williams to know what they are. So does the PP who I guess believes "It goes without saying". They were being jocular.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Your list of bad outweighs your list of good by a decent margin.

Was that your intent?

DP. You know PP left off the big ones, right? Kinda on purpose? Or are you just an embittered hater?

Was that your intent?

Nevermind, I am certain that was your intent.

What are the "big ones"...and no, I don't think they left off anything on purpose.

I am not a hater...I just don't understand the list for someone that purports to Love Williams.

Anonymous wrote:What exactly is the purpose of this post.

OP is either an anti-Williams troll or a Williams athlete.

Anonymous wrote:Your list of bad outweighs your list of good by a decent margin.

Was that your intent?

DP. You know PP left off the big ones, right? Kinda on purpose? Or are you just an embittered hater?

Was that your intent?

Nevermind, I am certain that was your intent.

Other than OP, is “cool mascot” on anyone else’s consideration list?

Anonymous wrote:Id add housing and food. The housing is very poor quality and needs to get renovated. The food is borderline inedible some days.

The housing is generally better than it is at most old colleges. And the food has gotten a lot better in the last year or two.

Anonymous wrote:Love it too. Only problem is how to get in!
Last year in our school, Williams: Cornell is 3:7. Williams took fewer students.

Wow, any school with this number will be thrilled, guess it's private, don't tell me it's TJ.

Agree with breathtaking mountain setting, very impressive academics. Also agree it seemed more competitive and less friendly than other LACs we visited.

Anonymous wrote:Id add housing and food. The housing is very poor quality and needs to get renovated. The food is borderline inedible some days.

This is very inaccurate. Why do people love to hate this school.