Wright State University

Named after the Wright brothers, the Wright State University is a public research university established in 1967. Located in Dayton, Ohio, the university is accredited under Higher Learning Commission and was formerly a Miami University and Ohio University branch. Ranked 1304 and 298 under Global Universities and National University Ranking by the US News and World Report, Wright State University is a Carnegie classified research university. It has three colleges, six schools, and a separate branch campus known as the Wright State University - Lake Campus in Celina, Ohio. There are 276+ undergraduate, graduate, doctoral, certificate, and professional courses in accountancy, cybersecurity, history, physics, agriculture, public health, and urban affairs. The research topics range in different fields, funded by organizations like the National Institute of Health, Office of Naval Research, National Science Foundation, and others. It also has a Wright State University Nutter Center, regarded as the premier sports and entertainment complex for NCAA Division Athetits, with an average seating capacity of 11,000+. The estimated undergraduate cost for Ohio residents living off-campus is $11,362 per year, and the same for an Ohio student living on-campus is $21,910 per year. For an international undergraduate student, living off-campus at Wright State University will have an average cost of $32,322 per year, and the same for living on-campus will be $33,090 approximately.