Wright State University , Dayton, USA

The founding fathers of Wright State University, Stanley Allyn and Robert S. Oelman, broke construction on Allyn Hall, the university's first structure, in 1963. In September 1964, the campus opened with only 55 teachers and 3,203 students. It was given its current name the next year to honour the Wright brothers. In 1967, the institution was granted independent status. It currently has eight colleges and three schools, as well as Higher Learning Commission accreditation (HLC). The Wright State University campus is 557 acres in size and is located in Dayton, Ohio. The campus is well-equipped, with 71 academic buildings, 33 residential buildings, and a large athletic and entertainment complex.

Two theatres and two concert halls, as well as faculty offices and classrooms, are housed in the Creative Arts Centre. The Nutter Centre, Tom Hanks Centre for Motion Pictures, Neuroscience Engineering Collaboration Building, and Paul Laurence Dunbar Library are all located on campus. Near addition, the institution has a 173-acre branch campus in Celina, Ohio, known as the Lake Campus. Accountancy, physical education, engineering, agriculture, anthropology, art, business, sciences, languages, computer science, social science, media, nursing, pharmacy, and psychology are among the 295 doctoral, graduate, undergraduate, and professional degree programmes offered by the institution. There are 879 full-time and part-time faculty members at the university, as well as over 15,000 students. Foreign students from 65 countries make up 5.3 percent of the student body.

Wright State University Rankings

• #1304 Global Universities - US News & World Report 2021
• #298 National University Ranking - US News & World Report 2021

Wright State University Admission Deadlines

To be considered for admission, international applicants must submit their applications before the deadlines. For undergraduate programmes, admission is offered on a rolling basis to domestic applicants.

Undergraduate Application Deadlines

Undergraduate International Applicants Deadlines

Graduate Application Deadlines

Graduate application deadlines vary depending on the programme. Applicants must check the official course page for the application deadlines for their selected course. The following are the deadlines for certain programmes:

Wright State University International Student Admissions

Wright State University accepts foreign candidates; the university has about 1800 international students. The admissions process is the same for international and domestic applicants. Applicants from outside the United States, on the other hand, must meet some additional requirements.

Application Portal: University Application Portal
Application Fee: UG- 30 USD | PG- 40 USD
Admission Requirements: 

• A fully completed application.
• On request, official transcripts are available.
• A minimum GPA of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale is necessary (equivalent to 77-79 percent in India).
• Master's degree (two years)/Bachelor's degree (four years) (Graduate).
• It must be sent to the institution as soon as possible.
• If the document is not in English, a certified translation should be included.
• Take the ACT or SAT and see how you do. (The ACT code for Wright State is 3295, while the SAT code is 1179.)
• a satisfactory completion of the LEAP level 4 TOEFL Waiver Track (If applicable).
• GRE/GMAT test scores (For graduate programs).
• It is necessary to provide financial evidence.
• A copy of a passport's information page, which includes the photo, name, and date of birth.
• Request for an I-20 form.
• Statement of purpose for US (Requirement vary with graduate programs)
• Letters of Recommendation (Requirement vary with graduate programs)

English Proficiency Test Score for International Students

International applicants must demonstrate English Language Proficiency if English is not their first language. The following are the minimum English Language Test results required by the university: