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Enrollment Services
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Admissions |
Financial Aid |
Scholarships |
Registration |
Bursar |
Admissions
The Enrollment Advisor is available to meet with prospective students who are interested in attending Wright State University Lake Campus. To learn more about applying please visit the Lake Campus Admissions webpage, or set up an appointment by calling 419-586-0300.
Enrollment Services is a location where students can:
- Learn about the admissions process
- Turn in admissions paperwork
- Check their application status
Financial Aid
Financial aid provides students with scholarships, grants, and/or loans for those who apply and meet certain requirements.
To receive federally funded or university based aid, students must first file their FAFSA and list Wright State University (003078) as a school of choice. To learn more about filing your FAFSA click here. ALWAYS check your Wright State email and WINGS Express financial aid notifications and requirements for any further action that may need to be taken! After your award has been packaged you will receive an email prompting you to complete any outstanding requirements.
Loans are a type of aid that, unlike scholarships and grants, must be repaid by the borrower. Students may be offered Federal Stafford loans, a Federal Perkins Loan, or may be interested in applying for an alternate (private) loan. Parents of undergraduate students can also apply for Parent PLUS loans. Further requirements must be completed after accepting any type of loan. Please check your Financial Aid requirements for instructions.
For more information on these and other types of aid, and on financial aid in general, please visit Raider Connect’s Loans, Scholarships & Grants webpage.
Scholarships
Scholarships are available to Lake Campus students in two different capacities. You may be eligible for both Wright State University's undergraduate scholarships and our own Lake Campus WOEF Scholarships.
As you could probably guess from the name, Academic Performance Scholarhsips are scholarships are based on your high school GPA, class rank, and ACT or SAT scores. These are awarded from the admission applications received by March 1 (i.e., you do not need to complete a separate scholarship application for these). Information for new (direct from high school) student scholarships can be seen here.
WOEF scholarships are available for undergraduate, new, current, returning, and transfer students who attend the Lake Campus. These scholarships range from a couple hundred dollars in book scholarships to full tuition. Requirements for Lake Campus WOEF scholarships vary, but you only have to fill out one application. The scholarship packets are available in the fall and are due February 15.
Registration
Students may add or drop a class online through WINGS Express during certain periods of the term. If a class is not officially dropped, a grade will be recorded for the class and the student is charged for the class. A student cannot add a class simply by attending it nor can a student drop a class by not attending. Students must use the Registration Activity Form after certain dates to add or drop classes. Please check the academic calendar for official add and drop dates and refund percentages.
Transcripts
Transcripts can be requested online through WINGS Express, mail or fax, or in person. Pick-up is available only at the Dayton Campus. A $6 fee applies to each transcript. For more information about transcripts and to access the paper request form please visit the Classes & Grades-Transcripts webpage.
Residency
There are several ways to qualify for Ohio Residency in order to receive in-state tuition at Wright State University. One of these is the Indiana Tuition Reciprocity Agreement. This agreement is in effect July 1 2013-June 30, 2014 and may be renewed. Residents of 21 Indiana counties may be eligible for in-state tuition. To request in-state tuition, please fill out the Request for In-state Tuition Status for Indiana Residents Form. To learn of the other ways to qualify for in-state tuition please visit the Classes & Grades-Policies webpage. If you have additional questions or need more information please contact Enrollment Services or Raider Connect.
Additional information on these and other Registrar services and policies can be obtained on Raider Connect’s Classes & Grades webpage.
Bursar - Student Accounts & Bills
The Bursar has responsibility for receipting all student and other university moneys, to include the administration and collection of institutional and federal loan programs. In addition, treasury services, tax compliance, and auxiliary services (vending and Wright1 card) also report to this department.
Enrollment Services Advisors at the Lake Campus can put money on a student’s Wright1 Card from disbursed financial aid or with cash. There is also a Wright1 Card deposit station located in Dwyer Hall for cash deposits.
Payment
Due to policy changes following the closure of the Dayton Campus Bursar windows, Lake Campus Enrollment Services can take payments for tuition bills via cash or check only starting September 3rd, 2013. Online payments can still be made with e-checks, bank debit cards, and credit cards after this date. NOTE: A 2.75% convenience fee applies to all online credit card transactions.
Detailed information about payment options, refunds, policies, due dates, and more can be found at Raider Connect’s Student Accounts & Bills webpage.
Resources
Financial Aid
- Federal Student Aid Information
- File your FAFSA
- Retrieve Your Loan Information
- View General Information on WSU Financial Aid
General
Self-Service
- Forms
- How To Instructions
- What Every Wright State Student Should Know
- WINGS Resource Center
- Wright1 Card
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