Wright State University is committed to offering excellent, affordable education. On average, according to a 2023 Lightcast study, Wright State graduates earn $1.2 million more over a working lifetime than people with only a high school diploma. Invest in your future by exploring these financial aid options.
Types of Financial Aid Available
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Scholarships
A scholarship is financial aid that does not have to be repaid. It is often merit-based or restricted to a select population of students.
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Grants
A grant is financial aid that does not need to be repaid. It is often based on financial need and can be restricted to a select population of students.
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Work Study
The Federal Work-Study Program is a federal employment program for undergraduate, graduate, medical, and professional psychology students.
Applying for Financial Aid
Register to get the facts on applying for financial aid in Financial Aid 101.
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File Your FAFSA
To apply for grants, work-study, and loans
Learn more: Eligibility for Financial Aid | How to Apply for Financial Aid | Important Dates
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Complete the Online Scholarship Application
To apply for multiple donor-based scholarships
Learn more: First-Year Scholarships | Continuing Scholarships | Transfer Scholarships | Graduate Student Scholarships
