Why Wright State? Named for Ohio's world-famous Wright brothers, Wright State University offers a unique blend of access, affordability, and innovation.
Your future is wide open, and Wright State University is here to help you explore the possibilities. You're ready to make your mark on the world. Whether you want to be a scientist, an engineer, a doctor, an artist, or a business leader, we have a major for you to get started. We're here to help you accomplish your goals and then go further.
Begin a journey that will prepare you to reach destinations you once thought impossible. Go further with Wright State University.
Find out how Wright State is making college affordable for you: scholarship, cost, financial aid, grants, work-studies, and more. Our Wright Guarantee program also locks in the cost of in-state tuition, dining, and housing for four years. Explore our tuition and aid page for all your financial and tuition questions.
The Wright Guarantee Tuition Program (Undergraduate Students) The Wright Guarantee Tuition Program guarantees the same annual cost of in-state tuition, housing, and dining over four years for new and transfer degree-seeking undergraduate students.
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About Wright State University is a national public university in Dayton, Ohio with more than 11,000 students. Offering 315 academic programs, the university is made up of six colleges, a medical school, and a branch campus in Celina, Ohio. Named for the Wright brothers, Wright State University offers an exceptional, affordable education.
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The university catalog provides descriptions of the programs, courses, and policies of Wright State University. The programs list describes the objectives and requirements for each area of study. Courses define the subject matter in each class. Policy describes the attitude, setting, and goals of the university.
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