To apply for the Institute on Writing and Teaching, follow these steps:
(Click here for a
printable checklist.)
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Submit your
Institute application by fax, mail, or email so that we can contact
you and put your name on the scholarship waiting list if applicable.
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You will receive an email confirmation when your application
is received.
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Even if you’re not sure if you will need a scholarship, it’s
best to go ahead and get on the waitlist so that you don’t miss out.
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Visit the
School of Graduate Studies
website and apply for status as either “degree
seeking” or “non-degree
seeking.”
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“Non-degree seeking” means that you don’t plan to pursue a
graduate degree at WSU, but you do plan to take graduate level courses. If
you were recently awarded a degree from WSU, you will have to re-apply as
“non-degree seeking.”
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Allow plenty of time for this part because if your
transcripts are needed, it may take a while for the school to get them
and update your application packet.
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Once
admitted to Grad School, you will receive a WINGS ID/password & UID/pin.
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Write these down and keep them in a handy place as you will
need them frequently:
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Once you’ve initially logged into your accounts, you can
change the WINGS password and UID pin to ones that you will easily remember.
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WINGS is a personalized network folder, which houses your
Wright State email account, your course homepages, access to Wings Express,
and much more.
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Wings Express contains all of your registration information,
billing statements, and more. You will need your UID and pin to access
Wings Express.
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Log into
WINGS and then
Wings Express to register for your course(s).
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This will ensure you a spot in your course and will also
generate a University bill.
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You can also waive Health Insurance and Student Legal Fees in
Wings Express. These are optional services offered to students who may not
have benefits otherwise. Note: If you do not waive these
fees, they will be added to your bill and once the quarter has started, you
will not be able to get a refund.
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Sit back and relax! You’re
all set!
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Unless you are taking other University courses over the
summer, you will not need to purchase a
parking permit. On the first day of class, we will issue a temporary
parking pass that will allow you to park in the student lots for the
duration of the course.
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If your instructor requires you to purchase books or other
materials before the start of class, you will receive prior notification.
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Any questions, contact
writinginstitute@wright.edu |
