Student Guide

Room Renewal Dates

 

  • January 17–29: Renewal (keep current room for next year)
  • January 30–February 5: Add new roommates (pull friends into your current room assignment)
  • February 6–12: Full apartment selection (select a new room for next year)
  • February 13: Students with physical disabilities priority
  • February 14: Graduate/seniors priority
  • February 15: Juniors priority
  • February 16: Sophomores priority
  • February 17: Freshmen priority
  • February 18–May 1: Open registration

HOW TO RENEW OR SELECT YOUR ROOM

  • Log into WINGS Express.
  • Select Student and Financial Aid.
  • Select Housing Services.
  • Select Continue to My Dayton Housing Account.
  • Select Current Resident Room Selection.
  • Select Keep Same Space or Room Selection.
  • Continue through the steps.

If you have a hold on your bursar account, you must resolve it to participate in the room renewal and selection process.

Short-Term Options

Short term options available for graduating seniors in the Forest Lane, College Park, University Park, and the Village communities.

$200 Discount Per Person

Fill an entire College Park or University Park apartment before February 12 and get a one-time $200 discount per person for Fall 2023 housing.

Free T-shirt

Reserve your space and pay your $50 prepayment before February 24 and receive a free t-shirt.

Important Renewal Process Information

PIN NUMBER REQUIRED

If you are participating in the room renewal process, you must select a four-digit numerical PIN. When setting your PIN, choose one you will remember as housing staff does not have the ability to look up or reset PIN numbers. If you are pulling friends into your room, you will need their PIN number to complete the process. If you are being pulled into a friend’s room, they will need your PIN number.

GENDER INCLUSIVE AND OPEN HOUSING AVAILABLE

To encourage a welcoming and inclusive community for all, you can request to live in gender-inclusive housing with roommates of any sex, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression in all communities except Hamilton Hall. Open housing allows you to live with individuals of a different gender that do not necessarily identify as part of the LGBTQA community.  Living with students of a different gender is voluntary. You will not be assigned to such a space unless you specifically express interest. To be eligible, you must apply for Gender Inclusive and Open Housing in addition to participating in the housing renewal process.

ELIGIBILITY FOR VILLAGE APARTMENTS

The Village Apartments offer unfurnished efficiencies, deluxe efficiencies, one bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments. Eligible students must be of sophomore status and above, at least 21 years old, or students with families/partners.

 

Have questions? Contact us at housing@wright.edu or 937-775-4172.


 

Family Guide

students working together renewing their housing on their laptop

Now is the time for your student to choose their campus housing for the next academic year. Since you play an important role in their college journey, this guide will provide you with important information to help your family make an informed decision about your student’s housing selection.

Why is Living On Campus the Right Choice?

Living on campus is a great way for your student to make the most of their college experience. Not only are our housing communities conveniently located near your student’s classes and activities, there are many unique benefits only found in campus housing.


 

2023–24 Housing Rates (Pending)

Cost per semester. 2022–23 room rates listed. New students for Fall 2023 may have different rates.

Wright Guarantee 2022-23 Housing Rates

the woods buildings

Primarily First-Year Students

forest lane buildings

Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors, and Returning Students

the village buildings

Graduate Students, Medical Students, Students with Families