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If you are a new student at Wright State, University College will help you transition to college successfully and move you into an appropriate major in one of Wright State’s discipline-specific colleges.

Approximately 2,500 new first-year students begin each fall..

We offer a variety of services to assist our new students:

• Academic advising through the Academic Advising and Transfer Services (AATS) and Developmental Education offices
• Preparatory courses in English, and Math;
• A comprehensive First-Year Experience, including First Weekend
• Learning Communities
• Scholarship opportunities
• Learning assistance through the Student Academic Success Centers
• A University College Council
• Resources for undecided students
• A comprehensive WSU Resource Guide and Things to Do list.
• First Year Curriculum Guides to help students move into the appropriate major in a timely fashion. The guides include information about specific entrance requirements to the major (including grade point average, specific course requirements, credit hour requirements, etc).