Students needing assistance with personal problems should consult the Director of Counseling. The College offers a full-time counselor who provides personal and confidential counseling service to students. In addition, other faculty and staff are trained as ministers or counselors. The College has convenient access to local and regional mental health services. A collection of graduate catalogs, personal evaluation tools, a career inventories, and personality assessments are available to assist students in career development.
Students have opportunities to participate in career fairs.
In addition, Williams has an arrangement to use the Career Services office at Arkansas State University. The Learning Center serves students by providing assistance in improving study and listening skills, memory, and reading. Supplementary instructional materials and individual tutoring are available through the center which is in the Sloan Science and Professional Studies Center. Tutoring is also available through the Counseling Center. The tutors work under the Director of Counseling to provide tutoring in math and English.