The Davidson Fellows Scholarship is a prestigious award designed to recognise and support gifted students, aged 18 or younger, who have completed remarkable projects or bodies of work.
This year, increased scholarship amounts of $100,000, $50,000, and $25,000 are available, celebrating exceptional achievements across various disciplines.
Scholarship Highlights
- Award Amounts: $100,000, $50,000, and $25,000
- Eligibility: Open to high-achieving, gifted individuals
- Ownership: Applicants retain all intellectual property rights.
Eligibility Requirements
- Must be 18 years old or younger at the time of application.
- Completion of a significant project or contribution in a chosen field.
- • We are open to individual or team submissions (all team members must meet age criteria).
- Projects must align with the scholarship’s specified guidelines.
- Submission of a parent/guardian approval form is required.
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Application Process
- Initial Submission: Provide a brief description of your project or portfolio for the preliminary review.
- • Approval: After a 1- to 2-business-day review, you’ll receive an email notification if your application is approved.
- Next Steps:
- Enter details for nominators and send them the required nomination forms.
- Review the SAMPLE Nominating Form (PDF) to identify the most suitable nominators.
- Include parent/guardian information and send them the necessary approval forms.
- Final Submission: Ensure all application materials, including nomination and approval forms, are completed and submitted before the deadline.
Why Apply?
This scholarship offers gifted students a platform to showcase their talents, gain substantial financial support, and join an elite group of Davidson Fellows recognised for their extraordinary accomplishments. If you’ve completed a noteworthy project, this is your opportunity to advance your education and make an impact.
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Apply today to be part of this distinguished program!
