Application Dates and Process
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- Application Dates
- Application Process
- Additional Information for:
Application Dates
Transfer student deadlines:
- Spring 2019: Monday, January 7, 2019
- Summer 2019:
- Fall 2019:
- Spring 2020:
Competitive scholarships application deadlines and information.
Application Process
To complete the Wright State application process you must:
Application and Fee
Complete and submit the admission application with your $30 nonrefundable fee. If you are a member of the Wright Path Community College Partner, you are eligible for a waiver of your application fee. Contact the Transfer Office to receive your Waiver Fee Code.
Transcripts
How to submit the required documentation
Submit
- Transcripts from each regionally accredited college or university previously attended
- High school transcripts if you are one of the following:
- A high school graduate from 1986 or before transferring with fewer than nine semester hours
- A high school graduate from 1987 or after transferring with fewer than 30 semester hours
Submit your transcript as early as possible. Your options are:
- Submit an official transcript even if your current semester courses are not listed. This allows us to begin posting your credits to your Wright State record.
- Submit an unofficial transcript to be considered for admission. Credits will not be posted to your record until we receive your official transcript.
How to submit the required documentation
- Online: Many academic institutions will send official transcripts electronically through a secure server. We will accept these transcripts from the academic institution. If an email address is required, they can be sent to admissions@wright.edu
- By mail:
- Wright State University
Office of Undergraduate Admissions
3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy.
Dayton, OH 45435-000
- Wright State University
Revisit your application portal often to check on the status of your application, your required documents, and your next steps.
Students who have a cumulative college GPA below 2.0, have been dismissed from an academic institution, and/or have been convicted of a felony should refer to the admission petition section for additional documentation and information regarding petitioning for admission.
Veteran and Military Students
Wright State values students currently in the armed forces and veterans. We are fortunate to work with students in the Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, National Guard, Navy, Marines, and Reserves.
For military students, Wright State offers the Veteran and Military Student Center, Army and Air Force ROTC programs, military housing, a student veteran’s organization, a military-to-civilian transition course, and much more.
To complete the Wright State application process:
- Submit the documentation required for degree-seeking transfer students.
- Although military transcripts are not required (except Community College of the Air Force), you may submit them to receive credit.
For questions regarding Tuition Assistance and/or the Ohio National Guard Scholarship, please contact Raider Connect at (937) 775-4000.
For other general questions please contact the Veteran and Military Center:
131 Allyn Hall
(937) 775-5550
veteransaffairs@wright.edu
Hours: Monday-Thursday 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. Friday 8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Lake Campus Students
Students receiving an associate degree from Wright State
Lake Campus students who receive an associate degree from Wright State and want to continue taking classes or earn a bachelor’s degree from Wright State will need to reapply at wright.edu/apply. You will only need to attach transcripts from other institutions attended, not Wright State.
Students wanting to take courses at both Dayton and Lake campuses
You will register for these courses through WingsExpress as you would for any Wright State course. Admitted/currently enrolled students may take courses at either campus (or both). There may be a campus-based cost difference for some courses. Contact RaiderConnect for information and options on potential scholarships that can offset the cost.
Students wanting to take all courses at the Dayton Campus
- Meet with your Lake Campus academic advisor and let them know you want to begin taking all courses at the Dayton Campus.
- They will connect you with their advising counterpart at the Dayton Campus and assist you in changing your campus designation and/or major in WingsExpress.
- Meet with your Dayton Campus academic advisor
- Contact RaiderConnect to discuss financing your education, scholarships, and your bill. Recipients of campus-specific scholarships or grants may find those items impacted by campus location.
- You will need to apply for housing to live on the Dayton Campus.
- You will need to purchase a Dayton Campus parking permit from Parking and Transportation. Select Visit my Parking Account.
- You are welcome to attend an orientation program to become acclimated to the Dayton Campus. To attend a Dayton Campus orientation, email orientation@wright.edu and use "Dayton Campus Orientation for Lake Campus Student" in the subject line.
- Check out all the Dayton Campus has to offer, including
- Your Wright1 card will work at the Dayton Campus.
- Questions? Contact the Transfer, Transition, and Orientation Center at transfer@wright.edu or (937) 775-4830.
International Students
If you are NOT a United States citizen, Permanent Resident (I-551), or Nonimmigrant Ohio Resident (I-797/I-94) visit International Admissions.
