Williamson takes a unique approach to occupational education. Over the course of three years, students receive a broad education that includes study of trade and technical theory in the classroom and realistic work projects.

AdmissionsEach year approximately 124 students are offered admission to Williamson College of the Trades. Home Application Process Once accepted, students receive a scholarship which results in no cost to each enrolled student for tuition and room and board for …

Williamson takes a unique approach to career and technical education. Over the course of three years, students receive a broad education that includes study of trade and technical theory in the classroom and realistic work projects.

For over 130 years, Williamson College of the Trades has produced graduates who have served their communities as respected leaders and productive members of society. Today, our alumni community continues to exemplify the core values of the college: Faith, Integrity, Diligence, Excellence, and Service.

An independent undergraduate technical college, Williamson provides all students with full scholarships that cover tuition, room, and board, making Williamson the only – 100% full-scholarship granting college of its kind in the nation.

Williamson College of the Trades (formerly Williamson Free School of Mechanical Trades) located in Middletown Township, Pennsylvania (Delaware County) was established in 1888 with an endowment from Philadelphia merchant and philanthropist Isaiah V. Williamson.

Williamson College of the Trades provides a no-cost education (to include tuition and room and board) for all enrolled students. Financially-deserving young men (20 years of age or younger prior to June 1st of enrollment year) are the college’s top …

On Saturday, October 19, 2024, we celebrated a significant occasion at Williamson College of the Trades—the dedication of the Howley Dormitory. This new 72-bed residence hall aligns with our strategic goal to expand enrollment by 20% and, thereby, make a Williamson education available to more deserving young men.

Through scholarships that fully meet each student’s financial need, Williamson uniquely develops the entire student, spiritually, socially, and professionally, emphasizing academic, trade, technical, and moral education in a structured community based on Christian principles.

For over 130 years, Williamson College of the Trades has produced graduates who have served their communities as respected leaders and productive members of society. Today, our alumni community continues to exemplify the core values of the college: Faith, Integrity, Diligence, Excellence, and Service.