The 2019-2020 Wright State University Online Scholarship Application is now available in WINGS Express.
The deadline for this application is Tuesday, January 8, 2019 at 11:59 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (EST).
Undergraduate and graduate students (first-year, continuing, and transfer), can apply for multiple donor-based scholarships funded through the Wright State University Foundation and also scholarships funded by the University.
Access the online application via WINGS Express. Select the Student and Financial Aid tab, then click on Financial Aid and Scholarships, and then click on Online Scholarship Application.
NOTE: If you are currently receiving a renewable Academic Performance and/or Competitive Honors Scholarship (awarded prior to your freshman year) you do not reapply for these awards. These scholarships are renewed annually if you meet the stipulations for renewal. However, you are encouraged to complete the online application to be considered for other scholarships.
If you have questions regarding Wright State University scholarships, contact raiderconnect@wright.edu. For questions concerning the online scholarship process, contact scholarships@wright.edu.
Please check your Wright State email account on a regular basis as it is the primary method of communication with Wright State students.
There may be other department/college or miscellaneous scholarship options not yet associated with this application, so monitor your Wright State email account for any announcements and check with your department/college for any other options.
Students are required to submit an application each year to be considered for scholarships and scholarship renewals.
(The Boonshoft School of Medicine Scholarship application will be available in March 2019)
Merit-Based Scholarships: Students are eligible based on their academic achievements, extra-curricular activities, leadership roles, and community service.
Need-Based Scholarships: Students are eligible based on demonstrated financial need.
You will need to file a FAFSA each year to determine financial need. Extra-curricular activities, leadership roles, and community service may also be considered.
Scholarships are also available that are not based on merit or need. These scholarships are based on where you live, where you went to high school, organizational membership, family connections, your life before/during attending college, career goals, academic goals, and many other personal circumstances.