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High School Preparation

Wright State has adopted a college preparatory curriculum policy. The university requires applicants to have a high school record that meets the recommendations of the Advisory Commission on Articulation between Secondary Education and Ohio Colleges. Students who do not meet the high school course requirements may be admitted to the university with conditions and will be required to remove deficiencies before they can graduate from Wright State University.

The following table summarizes the college preparatory course requirements and indicates how deficiencies may be removed.

* Initial enrollment in English and mathematics courses will be determined by placement testing. See the section on Placement Testing.
** Algebra I and Foreign Language I may be taken in eighth grade.

Advanced Placement

Students who score at or above designated minimums on Advanced Placement (AP) examinations will be granted credit applied to degree requirements using the same guidelines that govern the application of transfer credit.  Individual academic departments determine acceptable minimum scores and the courses for which credit will be granted.  Consult your academic advisor for additional information.