Rebekah Wyse
When I transferred to Wright State, I wanted to live in the dorms to be closer to campus.
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When I transferred to Wright State, I wanted to live in the dorms to be closer to campus.
I chose to live on campus in order to gain a sense of community and belonging.
I will be honest, when I first came to live on campus, I expected it to be filled with a few activities. I was wrong, there were activit
The biggest reason I chose to live on campus was because I'm not from the Dayton area, I wanted the chance to experience the city and cam
I chose to live on campus so that I could be close to all the campus resources and to be able to meet people.
Living on campus has provided me a great chance to meet people, and get connected with the community here at Wright State.
When I was making my college decision I chose to live on campus because I wanted to get the full college experience but I had no idea how
I love living on campus because of the people. I’ve lived in the apartments and the dorms and had great experiences with both.
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