The Academic Success Centers consist of several services to enhance your opportunities for continued and sustained academic success and ease your transition from high school to college. Our tutors are CRLA certified.
Math Learning Center
Helps you become a more confident, autonomous, and proficient learner in math by providing a supportive environment in which you and all math students can work and learn.
Location: 122 Student Success Center.
Supplemental Instruction
Helps you review course concepts, improve your study habits, and become better prepared for exams and course assignments.
Location: 122 Student Success Center.
Tutoring Services
Helps you achieve your individual academic goals in all disciplines and become an independent and successful learner.
Location: 122 Student Success Center.
University Writing Center
Helps you become a more confident, independent writer, enhancing your educational experiences at Wright State and your professional experiences beyond college.
Location:122 Student Success Center.
Additional Wright State Academic Success Resources
Wright State provides a strong support network dedicated to helping you achieve academic success. Our goal is to help you become the best student you can be.
- Departmental Help Rooms offer program specific, free walk-in help
- Research Toolkit Workshops are designed to help students improve college-level research skills and conducted by University Library staff
- Counseling and Wellness provide a variety of confidential therapeutic services to help students through the challenges of life and pressures of college
- Office of Disability Services offers academic support designed to assist students with disabilities to meet all academic requirements
- Veteran and Military Center focuses on providing a supportive environment for all veteran and military-connected students as they transition from the military to college
- LEAP Intensive English Program provides full-time intensive English instruction and offers non-native speakers the linguistic, academic and social skills they need to be successful in an American university
