The Presidential Scholarship Program is founded on the principle that all deserving, talented, and financially challenged students should be provided the opportunity to experience the unique benefits of a Berklee education. Presidential Scholars represent the most talented individuals among all young musicians graduating from high school each year. Each will receive full tuition and room and board, which is renewable over four years of study. These are their stories.
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Transitioning from a rock band, John Egizi found his voice in the trombone.
Pianist Clifton Williams looks forward to moving more people with his music.
Korean American pianist Judy Shin is looking forward to the diversity at Berklee, both musically and socially.
Cellist Naseem Alatrash wants to round out his musicianship with business and recording.
Vocalist Anne Lee has a hunger to learn everything she can at Berklee.
Tenor saxophonist Dusan Vukmirovic's goal isn't to impress other musicians with his technique, but simply to make people happy.
Tenor saxophonist Edmar Colón Gierbolini is happy for the opportunity to become the next Miles Davis or John Coltrane.
Ecuadorian trumpeter Paul Sanchez was inspired by his musical family.
Jazz violinist Chase Potter was a member of Terri Lyne Carrington's Jazz Workshop Ensemble during Berklee's Five-Week Summer Performance Program.
For pianist Davis Whitfield, Berklee is a family tradition—his father, mother, and brother all attended the college.