Davis Scholarship
The Davis United World College (UWC) Scholars Program is a scholarship program that supports outstanding UWC students with financial need who wish to pursue undergraduate studies in the United States. The program was established in 2000 by Shelby Cullom Davis, an American investment banker and philanthropist.
The UWC is a global education movement that brings together students from diverse backgrounds and cultures to study at one of 18 UWC schools and colleges located around the world. The UWC’s mission is to promote peace and international understanding through education.
The Davis UWC Scholars Program provides need-based scholarships to UWC students who have been admitted to a participating US college or university. The program covers up to full tuition, room, and board for up to four years of undergraduate studies.
In addition to financial support, Davis Scholars are also provided with opportunities for mentorship, networking, and leadership development through the Davis UWC Scholars Program. The program has a strong focus on community service and social justice, and encourages scholars to become active and engaged leaders in their communities.
To be eligible for the Davis UWC Scholars Program, students must have attended a UWC school or college and be admitted to a participating US college or university. They must also demonstrate financial need and have a strong academic record and a commitment to community service.
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The Davis Scholarship is a need-based scholarship program provided by the Davis United World College (UWC) Scholars Program. It was established by Shelby Cullom Davis, an American investment banker and philanthropist, to support outstanding UWC students with financial need who wish to pursue undergraduate studies in the United States.
The Davis Scholarship provides up to full tuition, room, and board for up to four years of undergraduate studies at a participating US institution. It is available to UWC students who have been admitted to a US college or university and have demonstrated financial need.
In addition to financial support, Davis Scholars are also provided with opportunities for mentorship, networking, and leadership development through the Davis UWC Scholars Program.
To apply for the Davis Scholarship, interested UWC students should contact their UWC national committee for information and guidance on the application process. The application typically involves submitting financial documentation, academic transcripts, and essays on topics related to leadership and community service.