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We consider a broad range of achievement, recognizing that success comes in many forms. Explore these pages to help guide you through the process of applying for admission and financial aid to Davidson.
For those impacted by the recent tornadoes in Arkansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, and Tennessee, please be assured that we will work with you throughout the application process to address each individual situation as needed.
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Davidson's admission process is need-blind for all U.S. citizens and permanent residents. Learn how to apply for aid, explore scholarships, and connect with a financial aid counselor.
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Class of 2025 Profile
Davidson College is dedicated to intellectual and cultural growth in the broadest sense. Davidson prides itself on a student body made up of talented student leaders, chosen not only for their academic promise, but also for their character.
Words From Current Wildcats Why Early Decision?
If you're considering applying Early Decision, we know there can be nerves and concerns related to making such a big commitment. Shawn An ‘24, Sohan Gade ’23 and Madeline Buitendorp ’22 share why Early Decision to Davidson was the right fit for them and offer some advice for those considering it now.
Words From Current Wildcats Navigating the Application Process
Getting ready to tackle college applications? Zach Villamin '22 shares his experience applying to college and gives current high school seniors tips on how to better manage the application process.