Davis UWC Scholars Program (Middlebury College)

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Davis United World College Scholars Program

Davis UWC Scholars Program (Middlebury College), United States

Scholarship overview

The Davis United World College Scholars Program provides need-based financial aid to graduates of the 18 United World College (UWC) high schools so they can pursue higher education at partner colleges and universities in the United States. It was co-founded in 2000 by philanthropist Shelby Davis and international educator Phil Geier.

The programme has 106 collegiate partners in 35 US states for 2026-27, ranging from research universities to liberal arts colleges, with 4,643 scholars enrolled. Scholars come from more than 160 countries.

The programme works on two principles: supporting exceptional students to reach outstanding US higher education, and making US campuses more globally engaged. Each partner campus has a Davis UWC liaison.

Award Information

  • Be a graduate of one of the 18 UWC high schools.
  • Be admitted to a partner college or university in the United States.
  • Financial need is the basis of the aid.
  1. Apply for admission to a Davis UWC partner institution through its normal undergraduate process.
  2. Direct questions to the campus Davis UWC liaison or your UWC school counselor. The programme office does not answer enquiries from students or parents.

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