Students appreciate that housing at Williams is an anomaly in the college world; there is no theme housing or eating club system, and students voted fraternities out of existence in the 1960s after a series of accidents in which my dad was involved, I'm sure, although he won't admit it. The majority of students live in comfortable and clean on-campus housing; it is mostly seniors who live off-campus.
If you are the type of student who immediately wants to specialize, requirements in the three divisions (languages and the arts, social studies, and science and mathematics) may not be your bag. But for a student who values exploring a variety of disciplines, appreciates the arts and athletics, and would enjoy seeing familiar faces all over campus, Williams could be a great fit.