Williamson College of the Trades prepares deserving young men to be respected leaders and productive members of society.

To accomplish the mission, Williamson gratuitously provides students with academic, trade, technical, moral and religious education, and a living environment based on the Judeo-Christian perspective that fosters the values of faith, integrity, diligence, excellence, and service.

Areas of Study

Associate in Specialized Technology Degrees
– Construction Technology, Carpentry Emphasis
– Construction Technology, Masonry Emphasis
– Horticulture, Landscaping and Turf Management
– Machine Tool Technology
– Paint and Coatings Technology
– Power Plant Technology

Costs

All students attend on full scholarships that cover tuition, room, board, and textbooks. Students pay entrance costs for personal items, annual fees for certain equipment and books that they retain for personal use, and annual fees for breakage and yearbook.

ADMISSION TO WILLIAMSON

Each year approximately 100 students are offered admission to Williamson College of the Trades. Admission is open to all qualifying young men, but special consideration is given to those who come from families of financial need and would otherwise not be able to further their education.....

GIVING TO WILLIAMSON

Williamson College of the Trades was founded by Isaiah Vansant Williamson, a Philadelphia merchant and philanthropist, who wanted to create opportunity for financially-disadvantaged young men to become respected members of society by providing them a free postsecondary education.

Williamson’s mission thrives more than 128 years later on that same philanthropic premise with the college’s endowment supporting 75% of daily operations. The remainder is raised through generous donations from alumni, past parents, friends, corporations and foundations...

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Good choice. We need more kids in trade schools and less getting a bullchit degree.

I'm more of a giver to local needs and veterans orgs but that one would be a good one.

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I got mad at most .orgs. I tend to focus on Youth Hunting groups now. I’d give to the OP’s though.

It’s funny how Democrat don’t have a scholarship based trades program in the projects and low income areas they control

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I got mad at most .orgs. I tend to focus on Youth Hunting groups now. I’d give to the OP’s though.

It’s funny how Democrat don’t have a scholarship based trades program in the projects and low income areas they control

X10000000

I got mad at most .orgs. I tend to focus on Youth Hunting groups now. I’d give to the OP’s though.

It’s funny how Democrat don’t have a scholarship based trades program in the projects and low income areas they control

Good choice. We need more kids in trade schools and less getting a bullchit degree.

I'm more of a giver to local needs and veterans orgs but that one would be a good one.