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Undergraduate Cost Estimates
Ohio Residents
living off campus
$3,727 tuition (11–18 hours)
$700 books & supplies (estimate)
Total for one semester: $4,427
Annual total: $8,854
Living on campus
$3,727 tuition (11–18 hours)
$2,518 housing (double occupancy)
$200 communications fee
$700 books & supplies (estimate)
Total for one semester: $7,145
Annual total: $14,290
Out-of-State
living off campus
$8,436 tuition (11–18 hours)
$700 books & supplies (estimate)
Total for one semester: $9,136
Annual total: $18,272
Living on campus
$8,436 tuition (11–18 hours)
$2,518 housing (double occupancy)
$200 communication fee
$700 books & supplies (estimate)
Total for one semester: $11,854
Annual total: $23,708
International
living off campus
$8,436 tuition (11–18 hours)
$5,100 off-campus cost of living (estimate)
$1,557 fees & books (estimate)
Total for one semester: $15,093
Annual total: $30,186
Living on campus
$8,436 tuition (11–18 hours)
$2,518 housing (double occupancy)
$200 communication fee
$1,557 fees & books (estimate)
Total for one semester: $12,711
Annual total: $25,422
Graduate Tuition and Fees
Business Administration (M.B.A.)
Ohio residents
Total for one semester: $8,440
Annual total: $16,880
Out-of-state
Total for one semester: $13,434
Annual total: $26,868
Based on 11–18 hours
The Wright Guarantee Tuition Program (Undergraduate Students)
The Wright Guarantee Tuition Program guarantees the same annual cost of in-state tuition, housing, and dining over four years for new and transfer degree-seeking undergraduate students.
Cost Estimator
The cost estimator can provide students and families with an idea of the estimated expenses that could be incurred at Wright State University (minus any financial aid awards entered) based on costs established for the selected academic term. This cost estimator is intended for students assessed general undergraduate or graduate fees.
Financial Aid and Scholarships
Scholarships
Scholarships are financial aid that does not have to be repaid and are based on merit, talent, or need.
Federal Work-Study
Earn wages while working at Wright State University and building your skills and experience.
Student Employment
You can apply for paid job opportunities on campus even if you don't qualify for Federal Work-Study.
Veteran and Military Benefits
The Veteran and Military Center helps you apply for the GI Bill, maintain eligibility, and troubleshoot any issues.
We're Here to Help
Lake Campus Enrollment Services is the primary point of contact for services delivered through the Offices of the Registrar, Bursar/Student Accounts, and Financial Aid.
170 Dwyer Hall (past the Student Services Front Desk in Dwyer Hall)
419-586-0232
lakeenrollmentservices@wright.edu
