Frequently Asked Questions
When to apply?
The Davis Memorial Scholarship embodies a legacy of educational empowerment, opening its application window annually on January 15th. This esteemed scholarship invites ambitious students in their graduation year to seize the opportunity for academic advancement. With a firm submission deadline of March 30th, applicants are encouraged to present their aspirations and achievements, as they vie for a chance to be supported on their scholarly journey. Mark your calendars and prepare to embark on a path of excellence with the Davis Memorial Scholarship.
How much is the award?
The Davis Memorial Scholarship offers not only recognition of academic dedication but also financial support to fuel educational pursuits. With award amounts ranging from $250 to $500, the scholarship provides a flexible contribution to the varied costs associated with higher learning. Whether it's for textbooks, course materials, or other educational expenses, this scholarship adjusts its award to meet the diverse needs of its recipients, ensuring that every dollar makes a direct impact on their academic journey.
Where does the money come from?
The financial foundation of the Davis Memorial Scholarship is as inspiring as it is resourceful, drawing from a wellspring of community support. A significant portion of the funds is raised through the sales of the book, "Memories of Lincoln School of Huntsville, MO" authored by, Mary E. McClain, of the scholarship's founders. Additionally, the scholarship benefits from robust partnerships within the community, including local businesses and organizations that are invested in fostering educational opportunities. Sponsors and dedicated fundraising events further amplify the scholarship's reach, ensuring that a wide array of students can benefit from this generous academic aid.
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Must be a high school student, expected to graduate within the year you apply, or a high school graduate.
Must be enrolled, or accepted at a higher education such as Community College, University, Vo-Tech, or Trade school.
Must show an example of work ethic by, maintaining a job while in high school, or have participated in extra curriculars such as sports, organizations, Volunteering, etc.
Must maintain a High School GPA of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale.