Financial Aid at Wright State University-Main Campus

Financial Aid Amount Received

$6,637 (32.72% of tuition & fees)

Percent of Financial Aid Received

82% of 7,477 students

Data source: National Center for Education Statistics

All Undergraduate Students Financial Aid

6,793 undergraduate students (82% of all students) have received grants, scholarships, and/or federal student loans at Wright State University-Main Campus. The percentage of students who received financial aid much higher compared to Public, 4-Years Colleges in Ohio.

Compare to similar schools in rankings such as Southern Illinois University-Carbondale and The University of Tennessee-Knoxville, the percentage of students who received financial aid is average (the average of the schools is 78.20%).

The average amount of grants of scholarship aid is $6,637 and the average loan amount is $6,676. The average financial aid amount is 32.72% of tuition & fees based on out-of-state rate (tuition & fees: $20,282).

Undergraduate Financial Aid by Type

	Number Receiving Aid	Percent Receiving Aid	Total Amount of Aid Received	Average Amount of Aid Received
Grant or scholarship aid	6,793	82%	$45,086,127	$6,637
Pell Grants	2,574	31%	$13,000,039	$5,051
Federal Students Loans	3,625	44%	$24,201,198	$6,676

Undergraduate Student Financial Aid Comparison Chart

First-time (full-time) Undergraduate Students Financial Aid

For the full-time, first-time undergraduate students (freshmen, in most cases), 1,021 students have received one or more types of financial aid at Wright State University-Main Campus.

The average amount of federal, state, local or institutional grant aid is $8,040 and the average amount of student loans awarded to full-time first-time undergraduate students is $6,195.

The following table shows the financial data by type of aid at Wright State University-Main Campus.

First-time Undergraduate Financial Aid by Type

	Number Receiving Aid	Percent Receiving Aid	Total Amount of Aid Received	Average Amount of Aid Received
Any Financial Aid	1,039	93%	-	-
Grant or scholarship aid	1,021	91%	$8,208,713	$8,040
Federal Grants	901	80%	$2,859,177	$3,173
Pell Grants	414	37%	$2,050,509	$4,953
Other Federal Grants	840	75%	$808,668	$963
State/Local Grants	375	33%	$1,109,268	$2,958
Institutional Grants	754	67%	$4,240,268	$5,624
Student Loans	548	49%	$3,394,937	$6,195
Federal Student Loans	538	48%	$2,716,795	$5,050
Other Student Loans	64	6%	$678,142	$10,596

Financial Aid by Income Level

The following table summarizes the number of schools receiving financial aid and its average amount by income levels at Wright State University-Main Campus.

Income Level	# of Students	# of Students Receiving Aid	Total Amount of Aid Received	Average Amount of Aid Received
All Income Level	-	-	$4,801,110	$7,102
0 - $30,000	196	196	$2,002,275	$10,216
$30,001 - $48,000	106	106	$1,036,705	$9,780
$48,001 - $75,000	135	128	$871,445	$6,455
$75,001 - $110,000	103	80	$404,713	$3,929
$110,001 - more	136	89	$485,972	$3,573

Paid Tuition Rates by Residency

At Wright State University-Main Campus, for the first-time/full-time students, 1,070 students have paid in-state rate of tuition and 51 students have paid out-of-state tuition rate.

	# of Students
In-District Rate	0
In-State Rate	1,070
Out-of-State Rate	51
Un-known	0

Number of Students by Living Arrangement (Freshmen)

At Wright State University-Main Campus, 305 full-time/first-time students live on-campus such as dormitory and campus-owned apartments, and 90 students live off-campus. In addition, 232 students live with their family.