Spring Enrollment: 16,920

Welcome

The Office of Institutional Research (IR) assists Wright State University in achieving its mission through the collection, analysis, and distribution of information. IR works with data from internal areas and sources, including information related to students, programs, and facilities, and external areas and sources, such as national surveys, to provide an assessment of Wright State that is as comprehensive and complete as possible.

The primary role of IR is to present an accurate representation of Wright State that informs and facilitates institutional strategic planning, decision making, problem solving, and ongoing operations. We also play a role in helping internal and external constituents understand how we transform our students and the communities we serve.While IR works to satisfy data and information requests, IR’s mission is to provide data analysis and information to the university to enable data-informed decision making by the president’s office, the budget office, colleges and departments, and university relations, to name but a few. IR must also satisfy significant data demands of external groups, such as the Ohio Board Regents, federal agencies, national surveys, and the media.

The Office of Institutional Research looks forward to helping you make data-informed decisions as they relate to Wright State University!

Spring 2012 enrollment has hit it's third highest enrollment ever with 16,920 students; this is the last spring term of the quarter system at Wright State. Semesters here we come!

For more detailed information regarding our spring enrollment, please click here for the Spring 2012 OBR 14th day report.

16,920 Total University Enrollment (unduplicated); 16,035 Main Campus; 1,067 Lake Campus

13,353 Undergraduate students; 3,567 Graduate/Professional students

9,131 Women (54%); 7,789 Men (46%)

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