All business
Wright State senior Jugad Mattu’s interest in international business takes her through some surprising turns
Congratulations on your acceptance to Wright State University.
Now it's time to celebrate your status as an #OfficialRaider!
Admitted Student Celebration
ADMITTED STUDENT CELEBRATION
Wednesday, December 1
4–7 p.m.
Wright State Student Union
You’ve accomplished your goals through hard work and dedication. We want to honor your achievements and priority admission. Join us on-campus for a chance to experience what life will be like as a Wright State Raider.
Next Steps
Now that you have been admitted, here are a few things you can do that will help you get started on your path to becoming an Official Raider.
Submit Your Online Scholarship Application—to be considered for competitive scholarships funded by the Wright State Foundation and Wright State University.
Other items you can check off your to-do list:
- Complete Your Statement of Intent—This lets us know you are planning to attend Wright State. If you are ready to become a Raider, click Accept!
- Register for Orientation—Participate in a mix of virtual and on-campus experiences during our three-step orientation process.
- Accept Your Financial Aid Awards—review and accept or decline your financial aid awards for 2021–22.
- Visit Campus—visit us in person or from the comfort of home and see why we love Wright State!
Share your news! Download your acceptance kit!
Tell your friends and family you are now an #OfficialRaider!
Download social media images to share your #OfficialRaider status: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram
- Share your pride and order your #OfficialRaider yard sign or family yard sign
- Download free Wright State decorations
- Join the Class of 2025 Facebook group
“What brought me to Wright State was the affordable tuition, but what made me stay was the people. I have developed meaningful relationships with faculty and have met some of the most intelligent and well-meaning professors. Whenever I have felt unsure about myself or my future, my school has always been behind me. My professors have pushed me to be my best and they’ve always made sure that I’m the most successful I can be.”
Jugad Mattu '20
Beavercreek, Ohio
Students in action
Emerging Choreographers Concert will feature innovative works on video by Wright State dance majors
Jazline Gomez, a 23-year-old Wright State University psychology major, is the owner/operator of Pepe’s Mexican Flavors.
Loudon Love, a 6-foot-8 senior center and Horizon League Player of the Year, set the Wright State career rebounding record this season.
Have questions? We are here to help!
Give us a call at 937-775-5700 or 1-800-247-1770 We are ready to answer any question you have (and if we can't answer it, we will find the answer for you).
