This scholarship is for Psychology majors who are full-time students with at least 30 credit hours at Wright State. Successful recipients must have a minimum gpa of 3.0. First preference will be given to students who have an interest in clinical psychology, family psychology or gay and lesbian issues.

WOEF scholarship awarded to 2 students who are Organizational Leadership majors.  Each award is $500.

This scholarship is for WSU Army ROTC cadets who exhibit the leadership attributes that epitomize 2LT Eric Payton.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who graduated from St. Marys High School with a GPA of 3.0 or higher. Preference will be given to the son or daugher of an AAP employee. One award for $1,000.

This scholarship is for continuing STEM majors  who have obtained a 2.5 gpa.  Recipients must be a full-time student with demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for continuing STEM majors  who have obtained a 2.5 gpa.  Recipients must be a full-time student with demonstrated financial need.

The ABM Endowed Scholarship supports students who have successfully completed one year at Wright State. Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 2.5 with preference given to those with demonstrated financial need.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who is a recent graduate of one of the following high schools: Ansonia, Celina, Coldwater, Ft. Recovery, Marion Local, Minster, Mississinawa Valley, New Bremen, New Knoxville, Parkway, Spencerville, St. Henry, St. Marys, Van Wert, Versailles, Wapakoneta and has maintained a 3.0 GPA.

This scholarship is for students who are legally blind or visually impaired.

This scholarship is for Accountancy majors.

This scholarship is for graduate nursing students in the Acute Care Nurse Practitioner Program

This scholarship is for English majors who have reached junior status, have a minimum gpa of 2.75 and have an emphasis in Creative Writing. Preference will be given to those who are registered with Disability Services, or writing from a socially aware perspective. Applicants must submit a work of non-poetry creative writing with their application.

This scholarship is for Wright State students who have overcome adversity, with first preference going to those who are residential students. Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 2.0. Please contact Residence Life & Housing for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for students who have completed the Wright STEPP Program.

This scholarship supports full-time or part-time continuing students who have a minimum gpa of 2.0.  First preference will be given to applicants with physical or sensory disabilities who have participated in Adapted Recreation Programs.  Please contact the Student Union office for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for graduate nursing students in the Adult Gerontology Acute Care Nurse Specialist Program.

This scholarship is for students who are affiliated with the Advancement Division and have a minimum gpa of 2.8.

This scholarship is for African American students from the Miami Valley.

This scholarship is for students with financial need in the African and African-American Studies Program.

This scholarship supports Clinical Psychology students who have the desire to succeed.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for WSU ROTC cadets who have a minimum gpa of 2.5.

Established in memory of Dr. Albert Slutzker, this scholarship support medical students who have financial need.  Each award will be $5,000 as funds are available.

This fund supports 4th year disadvantaged medical students who have been matched in anesthesiology.  Contact the Student Affairs Office for details on how to apply.

This award will not be given on the basis of gpa, test scores, or any numerical data of student potential. The award will be given to a student who ordinarily would be turned away from receiving funds. The required major for this scholarship will rotate each year.

This scholarship will support undergraduate junior or senior students who are majoring in Mathematics.  Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for students who have an immediate family member that is a current gold level member of the Wright State University Alumni Association and at least in their third consecutive year of gold level membership or a paid-in-full life gold member at the time of application. Applicants must have a high school, transfer, or WSU minumum GPA of 2.7. In the general Essay section of the application, be sure to include your commitment to community service and how you have lived out this commitment in your own experiences.

 

This scholarship fund supports junior and senior students in the Raj Soin College of Business. Successful applicants must have a minimum gpa of 3.0, be majoring in the Raj Soin College of Business and have demonstrated leadership and service to the College.  Preference will be given to students with demonstrated financial need and/or to those who are first in thier family to attend college.

Successful applicants will be those undergraduate Rehabilitation Services majors who have obtained a 3.0 gpa and are enrolled in the Rehabilitation Internship requirement.

This scholarship is for undergraduate or graduate nursing students with demonstrated financial need and a minimum gpa of 2.5.

Scholars for Latino students.

This scholarship is for Nursing students admitted to the School Nurse Certificate Program and or Nursing students School Nurse Master of Science Program.

This scholarship is for undergraduate students who work at least part-time and have at least one dependent.

This scholarship is for Nursing students of Hispanic descent. Students must have a minimum gpa of 2.75 or above and have demonstrated financial need. Award amount is $500.

This scholarship is for any junior or senior College of Liberal Arts major with financial need and a gpa of 2.5.

This fund supports superior students who show skill, dedication and leadership toward a career in engineering or computer science. 
Successful applicants must be admitted to the College of Engineering and Computer Science and have completed two years of their degree program.  A gpa of 3.0 or above, along with continued demonstrated leadership qualities are a must.  Award will be for two years, as long as recipient continues to meet the requirements.  Maximum award amount will be up to the amount of tuition and fees.
 

This fund supports superior students who show skill, dedication and leadership toward a career in engineering or computer science. 
Successful applicants must be admitted to the College of Engineering and Computer Science and have completed two years of their degree program.  A gpa of 3.0 or above, along with continued demonstrated leadership qualities are a must.  Award will be for two years, as long as recipient continues to meet the requirements.  Award amount will cover tuition and fees.

This fund supports students with documented financial need and who have been admitted to their college.  Students must also have successfully completed developmental education course work.

This scholarship is for full-time continuing Industrial and Human Factors Engineering students. This scholarship can be renewed providing the applicant reapplys and continues to meet the requirements.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship will provide funding for students age twenty-five or older.  First preference wil be given to students: of African American descent, who have financial need, who are first generation and those who are returning to complete thier undergraduate degree.

This scholarship is for Art majors.

The Arthur L. Hill Bolinga Scholarship will be awarded to continuing students with a minimum gpa of  2.5 and demonstrated financial need.  Recipients will have leadership abilities demonstrated through involvement in campus activities and community affairs. 

This fund supports those medical students who have a strong committment to Pediatrics.  Recipients must have demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for Art/Art History majors. Please contact the Art/Art History Department for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for Music majors. Please contact the Music Department for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for Theatre Arts majors. Please contact the Department of Theatre, Dance and Motion Pictures for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for students of Asian descent who have a minimum gpa 2.5.

This scholarship is for Theatre Arts majors.  Please contact the department for information on how to apply for this scholarship.

This scholarship supports student employees that work in the Office of Campus Recreation. Preference will be given to student employees in adapted recreation and to those with demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship supports student employees in the Disabilty Services Department. Award amount will vary.

 

This scholarship will be awarded to a 4th year medical student that has completed requirements for the BSOM International Health Program.  Recipients must be in  good academic standing and be disadvantaged.

This scholarship is for full-time continuing students.

This scholarship is for incoming freshman, direct from High School, with financial need. This scholarship is renewable for a total of four years provided the student remains in good standing.

This scholarship supports continuing undergraduate students in the Management Information Systems or Supply Chain Management majors.  Students must have a minimum gpa of 3.0.  Preference will be given to students with financial need.

This scholarship is for non-traditional students who are parenting while they obtain their degree. First preference is given to students majoring in English or Mathematics/Statistics.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus returning or transfer student who resides in Mercer county, has a 2.5 GPA and financial need.

This scholarship is for junior or senior level Management majors who have demonstrated leadership in academic or extra curricular activities.

This scholarship is for incoming freshmen Beavercreek H.S. students with demonstrated financial need & a minimum high school GPA of 2.5. First preference is given to those who were Interact members while at Beavercreek High School.  This scholarship is renewable for a total of four years providing that each year the student recipients complete the scholarship application, maintain a GPA of 2.5 at Wright State, and continue to demonstrate financial need eligibility.  Award is $1,000 per year for four years provided funding is available.

This scholarship is for full-time Electrical Engineering students.

This scholarship is for full-time College of Education and Human Services students with a minimum gpa of 3.0. Preferred students will be undergraduates with a commitment to serve in P-12 public schools, or graduate students who have a commitment to serve as an educator, leader or counselor.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who resides in Auglaize county and has maintained a 3.0 GPA in high school or at their current school.

This scholarship is for current members of Beta Phi Omega who have been members for at least one year.

This scholarship is for Early Childhood Education majors who have obtained a gpa of 3.5 and have completed 45 hours of course work at Wright State.

This fund supports graduate students majoring in Administration of Nursing and Health Care Systems.  Recipients must be registered for at least 6 credit hours with a cumulative gpa of 3.0. Award amount will vary.

This fund supports full-time undergraduate or graduate students majoring in Nursing.  Undergraduate recipients must be, at minimum, a junior with a cumulative gpa of 3.0. Graduate students must be enrolled in at least 6 hrs. Award amount will vary.

This scholarship supports English majors who have a concentration in Language Arts Education. Recipients must have demonstrated financial need and have a minimum gpa of 3.0.  Award amount varies, but will be no less than $1,000.
 

This scholarship is for Biochemical majors.

This scholarship is for Biological Sciences majors.

This scholarship is for Biomecial Engineering majors.

This scholarship is for Engineering students who have an interest in material science as it relates to engineering and computer science.

This scholarship is for any Wright State student who is registered as an undergraduate student in the spring that they apply.

This scholarship is for students who have been admitted into the Department of Accountancy.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who has a 2.5 GPA and financial need.

This scholarship is for Medical students who participate in the Leadership Program in the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

This scholarship is for Medical students.

This scholarship is for Medical students.

This scholarship is for veterans attending Wright State. Recipients must be degree seeking students who are veterans, with preference being given to those veterans who participated in Operation Enduring Freedom, Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation New Dawn. Please contact the Office of Veteran Affairs for details on how to apply for this award.

This scholarship will support Raj Soin College of Business students who have reached senior status with a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have financial need.  Successful applicants must have demonstrated leadership qualities

Preference must be given to students from Belmont High School.  If there are no Belmont High School applicants, awards can be made to students from select Dayton area high schools.

This scholarship supports working female, continuing or transfer Accountancy majors, with a minimum gpa of 2.5.  Recipient must have enough hours to be classified as a sophomore at the time award is paid. Preference will be given to minorities.

This scholarship is for any Raj Soin College of Business majors (excludes accountancy) with a 3.0 or higher gpa.

This fund supports Clinical Psychology students.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for graduate or undergraduate Marketing majors who have an ongoing enthusiasm for marketing and are dedicated to making marketing a career.

This scholarship is for Medical students who have Community Service activities or dependent children.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who is seeking a degree in the BTAS program.

This scholarship is for students who are majoring in Finance or Financial Services and have obtained a 3.0 gpa.

This scholarship is for Management/International Business students with preference for students concentrating in Project Management.

This scholarship is available for any graduate or undergraduate Business major with a minimum gpa of 3.0.

Be a graduate of an accredited Ohio high school within the Wright State University metropolitan area with a 2.7 cumulative high school GPA. Metropolitan area includes Montgomery, Greene, Clark, and Warren counties. Recipients will be required to participate in the C.J. McLin Jr. Scholars organization. This organization is dedicated to representing diversity, serving as leaders among their communities, and focuses on giving back to the local community through participation in various service events.


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This scholarship is for Nursing students who have obtained junior status with a 3.0 gpa.

Successful applicants must meet and exemplify the Cameos of Caring attributes of patient and family advocacy, exhibit clinical decision making skills appropriate to their academic level, be an example, encourage and motivate others, and understand the art and science of nursing.

This scholarship is for Wright State Air Force ROTC cadets. Please contact the Air Force ROTC office for details on how to apply.

This fund supports Lake Campus students with a concentration in Agriculture.  Award amount is $1.000.

This scholarship is for junior or senior Chemistry majors who have obtained a minimum gpa of 2.7.

This scholarship is for Masters of Social Work majors who have financial need and have a minimum gpa 2.75 in their undergraduate class work. Successful recipients must have a "pay it forward" spirit.

This scholarship supports graduating seniors at Wright State who are entering the Master of Arts Program in History. Preference will be given to those students who have graduated with a 3.5 or above and to those who are enrolling in the Public History concentration.

This scholarship is for Theatre Arts majors. Please contact the Department of Theatre for details on how to apply.

Ths scholarship fund will support female, junior or senior Motion Picture students.  Amount varies.  Please contace the Department of Theatre, Dance an Motion Pictures for details on how to apply.

The Carol Webster Scholarship supports non-traditional University College students. Recipients must be enrolled in University College, have demonstrated financail need, 25 years old or older and have an average gpa of 2.5. Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for incoming Engineering and Computer Science students.  This award is non-renewable.  Amount of award will vary.

This scholarship supports Teacher Education and Teacher Education majors. Award amount will vary.

This is a renewable scholarship for up to three years.  It is only to be awarded when the current recipient graduates, falls below a 3.0 or has been awarded this for the three year maximum.

This scholarship supports students enrolled in one of the Nurse Practioner Programs who demonstrates true excellence in both thier academic achievements and commitment to the profession of nursing.

This scholarship is for 3rd or 4th year Medical students interested in Pediatrics.

This scholarship is for CTL student workers who have a minimum gpa of 2.0. Preference will be given to those students who plan to pursue a career compatible with instructional technology.

This fund was established to support Wright State University students.

This scholarship is for African-American Medical students who are pursuing a career in surgery.

This scholarship supports continuing or transfer, junior or senior accountancy majors, in the Raj Soin College of Business. Successful applicants must have a 3.0 gpa. One award of $2,000 will be made each year.

This scholarship is for students who are majoring in a Management-related field.

First preference for this scholarship goes to students who are pursuing an interest in music composition and theory. If there are no applicants with this preference, this award can be made to any Music major recommended by the Department of Music Faculty. Please contact the School of Music for details on how to apply. Minimum GPA requirement is 2.5. 

This scholarship is for students enrolled in the College of Education and Human Services' M.Ed, or master's program with a research project or thesis requirement.

This scholarship is for College of Education and Human Services majors who have shown leadership qualities or community service. Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for female students who have completed the Wright STEPP Program.

This scholarship is for Chemistry majors.

This scholarship supports students with financial need in the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Successful applicants will have obtained a gpa of 3.0.  First preference will be given to first generation students.  One award of $2,000 will made annually as funds are available.

High school seniors and other students who have never attended college: Eligibility criteria- Ohio residents who are admitted to Wright State University and pursuing degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics, or Medicine (STEMM); 3.0 high school GPA or above; successfully complete the Ohio college-preparatory curriculum; and minimum Math ACT score of 27 or Math SAT score of 620 (prior to March 2016) or 640 (March 2016 and after).
 

This Choose Ohio First Scholarship is funded by the Ohio Board of Regents as funds are available. Six Primary Care Nurse Practitioner students will be selected to receive this award of $10,000 each. Eligibility requirements are: Must be an Ohio Resident; hold a baccalaureate degree in nursing; be either first generation college student, come from a disadvantaged background or a culturally underrepresented group in health care professions; must maintain a good academic standing with at least a 3.0 graduate GPA; must have earned at least 9 graduate nursing credit hours; demonstrate progression toward graduate degree; and submit a FAFSA form.

Clinical experiences must focus in family or primary care pediatric health in Ohio. Post-graduation mandatory requirement: The Scholarship recipient must commit to practice in a primary care setting in Ohio for no less than 3 years and must accept Medicaid patients while in practice. Preference will be given to those attending full-time but part-time students will be considered.

This scholarship supports junior and senior Nursing students from Greene County High Schools.  Successful applicants must have demonstrated financial need. Award amount is $1,000 as funds are available.  This is a one time award.

This scholarship supports medical students with demonstrated financial need.  Preference will be given to female African American students.

This scholarship is for students who have completed the Wright STEPP Program.

This scholarship supports Accountancy majors. Minimum award amount $1000.

This fund supports Medical students who want to engage in medical activities related to international medical and global health.

This scholarship has a first preference for Catholic Central High School graduates who plan to major in any Business field.

This scholarship will support undergraduate and graduate students from Cuyahoga, Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Portage or Summit Counties.   Students must have a minimum gpa of 2.7. and be registered for at minimum 6 credit hours for undergraduates or 3 credit hours for graduate students.  Preference will be given to those who have earned a minimum credit of 45 credit hours and who are an alumnus or a relative of a Wright State University graduate.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who graduated from an Auglaize, Darke, or Mercer county school, maintained a 2.8 GPA, and is majoring in engineering.

This scholarship supports students that have been admitted a Nursing major.  Preference will be given to those students who have demonstrated financial need.

This fund will support any College of Science and Math student. Criteria for this scholarship will be established each year by the dean.  Contact the dean's office for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for undergraduate Marketing majors that have at least two semesters remaining to graduation with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.8. students must have completed at least 6hrs of Marketing classes in addition to MKT 2500. Students need to demonstrate outstanding accomplishment in the areas of scholarship and leadership.

This scholarship is for Communication majors.

The Honors Competitive Scholarships are for incoming students who will be participating in the Wright State Honors Program. These scholarships require the recipients to graduate as a University Honors Scholar. To be eligible for these scholarships, incoming students must have been accepted into the Honors Program, have at least a 3.8 high school GPA, submit a letter of recommendation, and submit an essay. The Honors Competitive Scholarship awards up to $3,000 a year and is renewable for up to 4 years.

 

These scholarships are for incoming students who will be participating in the Wright State University Honors Program. Click here for information on the Honors Program requirements for graduation as a University Honors Scholar.

Eligibility criteria for the Trustees Scholarship -

• 3.8 cumulative GPA
   

Eligibility criteria for the Competitive Honors Scholarship -

• 3.8 cumulative GPA

Two students will be selected for the Trustees Scholarship in the value of in-state tuition, room*/board** (*Must reside on campus to receive room and board benefits. **The board rate is less than or equal to the value of the residential default meal plan.) Applicants not selected for the Trustees Scholarship will be considered for one of the Competitive Honors Scholarships.  Award amounts vary, maximum award amount is $3000. These awards are for students attending the Dayton Campus.

An online recommendation from an academic teacher or counselor will be required. Please contact your intended reference prior to listing them on your application.

 

This scholarship is for Computer Engineering majors.

The fund supports Computer Science majors.

This scholarship is for Computer Science majors.

This fund will support applied experiences for female undergraduate students in the College of Science and Mathematics who are in good academic standing.  Successful applicants will have obtained, at minimum, sophomore status at the time of the award.  Award is renewable dependent on eligibility and availability of funds.

The Continuing Student Honors Scholarship is intended for current Honors students who did not receive the Honors Competitive Scholarship or the Oma K Sells Honors Scholarship and who have little other scholarship support. This is a one-year scholarship for active Honors students who have completed some of their Honors courses already and are in good standing with the Honors Program. Applicants must submit an essay and letter of recommendation. Students are expected to be enrolled in Honors courses for the academic year in which their scholarship is active.
 

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a direct from high school Lake Campus student who is a dependent of a Cooper Farms or employee or a student who graduate from a Auglaize, Darke, Mercer, or Van Wert county high school, attained a 3.0 GPA, and is majoring in Agriculture or Business.

This scholarship supports undergraduate students with financial need who graduated from Dayton Public Schools with a minimum high school 2.5 gpa or have a minimum 2.5 gpa at Wright State. Preference is given to first generation college students and/or students who have participated in and have completed documentation from an Upward Bound Program. Award amount varies. The scholarship was established by Cornelius A. Martin, a former Wright State University Foundation board member, to provide at-risk students a gateway to college access and success. Mr. Martin was a prominent local businessman who formed the Martin Automotive Group in 1985 which currently manages over 12 dealerships in multiple states.
 

This scholarship is for Mass Communication majors who have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have reached junior status. First preference will be given to those student with demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for Criminal Justice majors.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who is a direct from high school graduate, ranked in the upper 50% of their class, and is majoring in Engineering or Business.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who is a direct from high school graduate of New Bremen, ranks in the upper 50% of their class, and is majoring in Business or Engineering.

This scholarship is for 4th year Medical students pursuing a specialty in OB/GYN.

This scholarship supports Family Nurse Pratitioner majors in the College of Nursing in Health.  Successful applicants must be attending full-time and be in good academic standing.  Preference will be given to Veterans and to those who are bilingual. 

This scholarship will support the WSU Alumni Associations' Legacy Scholarship Program.

This scholarship is for African American continuing students who have shown leadership qualities in campus activities. Recipients must have documented financial need and have a minimum gpa at Wright State of 2.7.

The Dana C., Jr. and Elizabeth L. Goodrich Scholarship will support an incoming, first year Marketing student who has been admitted to the Raj Soin College of Business.   Awards will be no less than $1,000.

This scholarship is for full-time students majoring in the Raj Soin College of Business. Preference will be given to Finance or Financial Services majors.

This memorial scholarship will support undergraduate seniors who identify as LGBTQA. Successful applicants must be living an authentic life and be personally responsible for their education.  Number and amount of awards will vary.

This scholarship supports junior or senior students in the Soin College of Business with a cumulative minimum gpa of 3.25.

This scholarship is for undergraduate students who; do not qualify for merit-based scholarships, have a gpa between 2.0 and 3.0 and are from a middle income family. 

This scholarship is for undergraduate or graduate students who are taking courses in the Department of Modern Languages. Please contact the department for details on how to apply.

This scholarship was established by the Golden Key National Honor Society and Mrs. Berry, in memory of David Berry. This fund is for full-time College of Education and Human Services students.

This scholarship is for Chemistry majors.

The fund was established my Mr. Lough in 2015 to honor Dr. Dean Eiteman who taught in the Department of Accountancy for 19 years and was a mentor to Mr. Lough. Through this scholarship, it is Mr. Lough’s desire to support a student who has demonstrated financial need, educational accomplishments and ingenuity and real world experience in the field of accountancy much like Mr. Lough did during his time at Wright State.

This scholarship is for Financial and Financial Services majors who have financial need and a minimum gpa of 3.0.

This scholarship is for fourth-year Medical Students who have shown leadership qualities.

This scholarship is for Nursing students who are residents of the Miami Valley.  Successful applicants must have demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for Music majors that are interested in chamber or classical music. Please contact the School of Music for details on how to apply.

This scholarship supports Dayton Early College Academy High School graduates who have been directly admitted into the Raj Soin College of Business.  Successful applicants must be first-generation college students, have obtained a 3.5 in high school and have a minimum ACT score of 28.  This scholarship is renewal able provided applicant maintains a 3.5 gpa and attends full-time.  Award amount varies.

This fund provides support for College of Liberal students who plan to study abroad.  Contact department for details on how to apply.  Award amount varies.

This fund supports Social Work majors with demonstrated financail need.  Recipients must demonstrate a passion for social work through volunteer or paid experiences.  Number and amount of awards will vary. Contact Department of Social Work for details on how to apply.

This scholarship supports third and fourth year medical students, with preference going to those students who have financial need. Amount of awards will vary depending on the amount available.

This scholarship supports full-time, undergraduate students with financial need who are legally blind.  A gpa of 2.5 at Wright State is required for this fund.  Each award is $500.

This scholarship is for full-time outstanding Accountancy majors who expressed an interest in a career in public accounting.

This scholarhip supports incoming and transfer students in the College of Engineering and Computer Science and the College of Science and Mathematics who are dependents of active or retired military.  Must provide proof of dependancy.  This award is renewable for a total of four years.

This scholarhip supports incoming and transfer students in the College of Engineering and Computer Science and the College of Science and Mathematics who are dependents of active or retired military.  Must provide proof of dependancy.  This award is renewable for a total of four years.

This scholarship is for Raider athletes who play on the men's basketball team.

This scholarship is for Greene County High School graduates who have been admitted to the Raj Soin College of Business.

This scholarship will support full-time, undergraduate, continuing Theatre/Design Technology majors with a minimum cumulative gpa of 3.0.  Please contact the department for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for underrepresented Medical students.

"I give in order that you may give"

This scholarship will support full-time, undergraduate, Nursing students that have reached junior status.  Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 2.5 and have demonstrated financial need. Award amount varies.

This scholarship is for any Wright State student from Montgomery or Greene Counties. Successful applicants must be enrolled for a minimum of 9 credit hours and maintain a gpa of 2.5 and above.

This scholarship is for undergraduate or graduate students in Accountancy.

This scholarship will support students in the fine and performing arts. Recipients must have demonstrated financial need and a minimum gpa of a 3.0.  Award amount will vary.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student with financial needs.

This scholarship is for junior or senior Design/Technology students in the Theatre Arts Department. Please contact the Department of Theatre for details on how to apply. 

This scholarship is for second-year Medical students.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who resides in Allen, Auglaize, Darke, Mercer, Shelby, or Van Wert county, has a GPA of 2.5 or higher, and is majoring in a music related field or demonstrates an interest in music.

This scholarship supports Student Union employees who are in good academic standing. Preference will be given to nursing majors.

This scholarship is for students from Wayne (Huber Heights) or Northeastern (Springfield) High Schools who are in good standing at Wright State.

This scholarship will be awarded to full-time undergraduate students majoring in nursing who have financial need and a passion for nursing.  Preference will be given to students who have been foster children.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for former Muse Machine participants who are majoring in Music or Theatre Arts. Incoming freshman should have a high school gpa minimum of 2.75, or a Wright State gpa minimum of 2.5. Preference is given to applicants with demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for students in good academic standing who are fourth-year students selected to a psychiatry residence, and demonstrate excellence in psychiatry, clinically and in the area of curiosity for learning and research. Contact the Psychiatry Department for details on how to apply.

This scholarship supports medical students who are in the top 25% of their class and have financial need.  Preference will be given to those students who are interested in emergency medicine.

This scholarship is for undergraduate History majors who would like to submit an essay on some topic of history, with preference given to essays on a facet of British history or the British Empire. Preference is given to students with financial need. Please contact the History department for details on how to apply.

This fund assists graduate social work students seeking degrees in the Masters of Social Work Program. Award amount will vary.  Successful applicants must demonstrate an interest in community service and a desire to make a difference.

Contact Department of Social Work for details on how to apply.

This scholarship supports studnets that have been accepted into the Clinical Laboratory Sciences Program.  Recipients must have demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for Chemistry majors with demonstrated financial need and a minimum gpa of 3.0. Recipients must be full-time students.

This fund will support the brightest MD/MPH or MPH students upon graduation.  One award of $1,000 will be made annually.

This scholarship supports juniors and seniors in either the Information Systems or Supply Chain Management majors. Recipients must have obtained a 3.0 gpa.  Preference will be given to minority students and to those with financial need.  Multiple awards may be made, with the minimum being $500.

Awarded to a direct from high school student who resides in Auglaize or Mercer County, has a cumulative high school GPA of 3.0 or higher, is majoring in Nursing, and has demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship will support medical students who are underrepresented in medicine or are disadvantaged or have financial need.

Recipients must be considering Primary Care as a specialty and reflect volunteer and leadership qualities.

Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for female Medical students who are interested in Primary Care.

This scholarship is for physics majors who have completed year one of the calculus based physics course. Recipients must be, at minimum, be a sophomore with a minimum gpa of 3.0.

This scholarship is for a minority Medical student interested in primary medicine.

This scholarship is for a non-traditional finance or financial services female student with a minimum gpa of 3.0.

This scholarship is for undergraduate or graduate students enrolled in the Secondary Integrated Social Studies program with a minimum gpa of 3.4.

 

• Are pursuing the practice of Family Medicine,
• Are in good academic standing and
• Are disadvantaged or have need, as determined by the Boonshoft School of Medicine’s Office of Financial Aid or Admissions

This scholarship is for Accounting majors with preference being given to non-traditional female students.

This funds supports medical students who are from Clark County, Ohio. 

Recipients must have demonstrated financial need and reflect volunteer and leadership qualities as determined through their scholarship application.

Award amount will vary.

This scholarship supports incoming Clinical Psychology students.  Award amount will vary.

The Dundon Family Scholarship was established to support scholarships for students in the Boonshoft School of Medicine who are in their third or fourth year of medical school, and have children. Recipients must have demonstrated financial need. Award amount will vary.
 

This scholarship supports incoming College of Engineering and Computer Science students.  Recipients must have a high school gpa of 2.5, have demonstrated financial need and be majoring in the College of Engineering and Computer Science.  This award is renewable until the recipient graduates as long as the student  continues to demonstrate financial need, maintain a gpa of 2.5 and be majoring in the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Award amount varies.

This scholarship supports incoming Raj Soin College of Business students.  Recipients must have a high school gpa of 2.5, have demonstrated financial need and be majoring in the Raj Soin College of Business.  This award is renewable until the recipient graduates as long as the student  continues to demonstrate financial need, maintain a gpa of 2.5 and be majoring in the Raj Soin College of Business.  Award amount varies.

This scholarship supports incoming College of Liberal Arts students.  Recipients must have a high school gpa of 2.5, have demonstrated financial need and be majoring in the College of Liberal Arts.  This award is renewable until the recipient graduates as long as the student  continues to demonstrate financial need, maintain a gpa of 2.5 and be majoring in the College of Liberal Arts. Award amount varies.

This scholarship is for continuing students in any major who have obtained a minimum gpa of 3.5.

This scholarship supports undergraduate female students majoring in Supply Chain Management and/or female graduate students in the Master of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management. Undergraduate students must be at least at junior status and have a minimum gpa of 2.8. Number and amount of awards will vary; however no award will be less than $1,000.

This scholarship supports students who are attending Wright State University and are majoring in Nursing. Recipients must be taking a minium of 6 credit hours, have demonstrated financial need and have obtained a gpa of 3.0.  Preference will be given to those who are a R.N., those who graduated from a Clark County High Schooll and those who are parenting. Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for EES majors.

This scholarship is for incoming College of Engineering and Computer Science students who have obtained a 3.0 gpa in high school. This scholarship is renewable based on the student keeping a 3.2 gpa at Wright State.

This scholarship is for full-time continuing students in any Business major.

This scholarship is for Economics majors.

This scholarship supports juniors and seniors who are majoring in  mathematics and/or statistics.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for College of Education and Human Services students.

This scholarship is for College of Education and Human Services students.

This scholarship supports students in the Study Abroad program.

This scholarship is for continuing undergraduate students from Beavercreek High School with financial need and a minimum gpa of 2.5.

This scholarship supports students in the Department of Art and Art History.  Successful applicants must have a minimum cumulative gpa of 2.75.  Preference will be given to non-traditional students and to those students with demonstrated financial need. Award amount is $1,000 as funds are available.  Contact the Department of Art and Art History for details on how to apply.

This scholarship supports Nursing majors with demonstrated financial need.  Recipinets must have a minimum gpa of 3.0.

Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for Electrical Engineering students.

This scholarship is for  Elementary Education majors with a minimum 3.0 cum gpa.

This scholarship supports graduate or undergraduate students participating in the Study Abroad Program or the Ambassador Program. Recipients must be registered for a minimum of 6 credit hours and be in good academic standing.

The scholarship fund was supported to support Boonshoft School of Medicine students.  Successful applicants must have need, be in good academic standing and demonstrate volunteer and leadership qualities. 

Successful applicants will be graduates enrolled or applicants in the International and Comparative Politics program. Minimum award amount is $500.  Contact the Department for details on how to apply.

Preference will be given to those applicant with financial need and to those who have a gpa of 3.5 and above.

This scholarship is for continuing Sociology majors who have a minimum gpa of 2.5.

This scholarship is for College of Education and Human Services education majors who are from Vandalia Butler High School.

This scholarship is for senior Social Work majors who exhibit the qualities that Ellen possessed; kindness, cheerfulness and unselfish caring for others.

This scholarship supports undergraduate English majors who have a declared concentration in professional writing or creative writing.  Successful applicants must have a minimum gpa of 3.2 or better in their major and a cumulative gpa of 3.0, have demonstrated financial need,  with preference being given to females or nontraditional students, and at least one term left before graduation.

This scholarship is for female Studio Art majors, who have a financial need. Please contact the Department of Art/Art History for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for nursing students, with preference given to those students who have demonstrated financial need. Award amount varies.

This scholarship is for Marketing majors with an emphasis in customer insight who have obtained a 3.0 gpa.  Award amount varies.

This scholarship will support engineering bachelor degree program students at both the Dayton and Lake Campuses. Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 2.75 and be in attendance full-time. Award amount is $2,500. Preference will be given to students from undrerrepresented groups, females, racial and ethnic minorities, veterans and students with disabilities.

This scholarship will support engineering bachelor degree program students at both the Dayton and Lake Campuses. Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 2.75 and be in attendance full-time. Award amount is $2,500. Preference will be given to students from undrerrepresented groups, females, racial and ethnic minorities, veterans and students with disabilities.

This Fund is being established to provide financial assistance to students in in the College of Science & Mathematics who share a love for music performance and demonstrate an increased proficiency in music development.

This scholarship is for College of Engineering and Computer Science students.

This scholarship supports English majors who will have earned at least 90 hours by the term in which the award begins and who have obtained a 3.5 gpa.  Students must submit a 4 to 7 page typed, double-spaced writing sample that has been submitted for grading in a college-level class with a newly written, one-page introduction which explains why this writing sample is an outstanding example of the student's writing.  Consider what strengths the paper highlights, such as analytical skills, creative skills, evaluative skills, etc.  Successful applications must include 2 letters of recommendation from English Department faculty.

This scholarship supports Ph.D. Environmental Science students.

This scholarship is for students who work in the Student Union, Event Services or in Campus Rec. Successful applicants must have a gpa of 2.5 and demonstrate drive and commitment and the ability to overcome adversities.

This scholarship supports upper level  students majoring in Accountancy.  Award amount will vary.

Established in memory of Erik Banks, Professor of Philosophy at Wright State, this renewable scholarship supports students seeking a major or minor in Philosophy.   Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for Accountancy students who have demonstrated leadership and a commitment to a career in professional services.

This scholarship is for African American or female Environmental Sciences major.

This 4 year renewable scholarship is for incoming freshman who have declared Mechanical Engineering as their major. Students must have a high school gpa between 2.8 and 3.8.  Recipient must maintain a 3.0 gpa to renew.

Supports students in Rehabilitation Services from "Raider Country" with preference being given to Latino students.  Minimum award amount $1,000.

This scholarship is for egally blind Wright State undergraduate student who is in need of financial aid and has a minimum gpa of 2.5 or above.

This scholarship is for Nursing students in the Family Nurse Practitioner Program who have obtained a 3.0 gpa and have demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship supports students majoring in the Raj Soin College of Business who are veterans or in active military service. Preference will be given to applicants who are majoing in Finance or Financial Services.

This scholarship is for Finance Club members. Recipients may be either full-time or part-time continuing students.

This scholarship supports Finance majors.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus direct from high school student who lives in Auglaize, Mercer, Paulding, or Van Wert county and has maintained a 3.0 GPA.

This scholarship is for students who are the first members of their family that is going to college.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus direct from high school student who lives in Auglaize, Mercer, or Shelby county, and has maintained a 3.0 GPA.

This scholarship is for first year students who are registered with the Office of Disability Services.

The Fish Sisters Scholarship supports Wright State students that meet the current requirements for the Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship.

This scholarship is for full or part-time accountancy majors that have expresed an interest in public accounting. Recipients must  have a gpa of 3.0 and reach junior stauts when the award is paid out. No award will be less than $500.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus direct from high school student who resides in Auglaize, Mercer, Darke, or Van Wert county.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to non-traditional, current, returning or transfer student of Lake Campus who graduated from any high school and is a member or whose immediate family are members of the Rockford Eagles.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus continuing, transfer, or nontraditional student who resides in Auglaize, Darke, or Merce county and is majoring in engineering, businees, or technical studies.

This scholarship is for Boonshfot School of Medicine students.  Successful applicants must be in good academic standing.

This scholarship is for College of Engineering and Computer Science students.  Successful applicants must be in good academic standing.

This scholarship is for College of Education and Human Services students.  Successful applicants must be in good academic standing.

This scholarship is for College of Liberal Arts students.  Successful applicants must be in good academic standing.

This scholarship is for College of Science and Mathematics students.  Successful applicants must be in good academic standing.

This scholarship is for graduate students.  Successful applicants must be in good academic standing.

This scholarship is for Lake Campus students.  Successful applicants must be in good academic standing.

This scholarship is for Raj Soin College of Business students.  Successful applicants must be in good academic standing.

This scholarship is for SOPP students.  Successful applicants must be in good academic standing.

This scholarship is for University College students.  Successful applicants must be in good academic standing.

The Frank I. Salsburg Memorial Honors Scholarship is intended for a rising junior or senior Honors student with a record of academic excellence who is ready to work on their Departmental Honors project.  Applicants must have a minimum of a 3.5 cumulative GPA, be in good academic standing, and be on track to graduate with University Honors or Departmental Honors.  Applicants must submit a letter of recommendation and an essay which gives particular attention to their planned Honors project.  One award of varying amounts is given a year. Scholarship recipients are expected to be enrolled in Honors courses associated with their projects during the academic year in which their scholarship is active.
 

This scholarship supports students who are members in good standing of an Interfraternity Council, National PanHellenic Council or National Panhellenic Conference Organizaton.

This scholarship supports full-time students with disabilities.  Successful applicants must have a minintum gpa of 2.5 and have demonstrated leadership and participation in university activities.

This scholarship is for full-time continuing students who are registered with the Office of Disability Services. Recipients must have obtained a 3.4 gpa.

This scholarship fund supports Economics majors. Successful applicants must be either junior or senior status and have a minimum gpa of 2.5. Preference will be given to those who have an interest in applying Economic theories and thought to underserved populations.

This scholarship will support College of Engineering and Computer Science students.  Successful applicants will have graduated from the top 25% of thier high school class and have demonstrated financial need.  Number and amount of awards will vary.

This award is for Clinical Laboratory Program students who show self-initiative as a student and above average professional and technical abilities as determined by faculty.

This scholarship is intended for full time undergraduate students who are or intending to major in Art, have demonstrated financial need, and have demonstrated academic achievement. 

This Fund is being established to provide scholarships to students in the School of Nursing at Wright State University.  Award amount minimum is $1,000.
 

This scholarship supports full-time students with demonstrated financial need and a Wright State minimum gpa of 2.5. Preference will be given to those students who are from underrepresented populations and those who graduated from Dayton Early College Academy. This award is available for up to four years providing the student maintains the criteria listed above.

This scholarship supports medical students who are interested in Family Medicine in a rural setting.  Preference will be given to those students who are married and have children.  The amount of the award will vary.

This scholarship provides financial assistance for continuing Anthropology majors.

This 4 year renewable scholarship is for incoming students who have obtained a 3.0 in high school and are studying computer science. First preference is given to students from the Miami Valley.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to Lake Campus student with financial needs.

This scholarship is for metorius students majoring in Georgraphy.

This scholarship supports at-risk students.  Successful applicants will show involvement in the university community and be in good academic standing. Leadership in multi-cultural organizations and diversity-based initiatives at Wright State or in High School should be demonstrated in the required scholarship essay. Demonstrated financial need is required.

This scholarship is awarded to a graduate or undergraduate minority student.

This scholarship is for African American Liberal Arts students with a preference given to music majors.

This scholarship is for African American undergraduate students with financial need majoring in a business field.

This scholarship is for African American College of Engineering and Computer Science students who have financial need and a minimum gpa of 2.5.

This scholarship is for graduate students with a 3.0 majoring in the Educational Leadership program. Preference will be given to those students with financial need.  Award amount varies.

This scholarship is for Medical students in their third or fourth year who are interested activitites relating to global health or medical research.

This scholarship supports full-time Native American, Asian or Hispanic students who have a minimum gpa of 2.5.

This scholarship is for students who have shown leadership qualities and have reached their junior year. Successful applicants will have financial need and maintain a 2.5 gpa.

This scholarship supports Art/Art History majors. Please contact the Department of Art/Art History for details on how to apply. 

This scholarship supports students involved in Hillel campus activities.

This scholarship supports Music majors. Please contact the Department of Music for details on how to apply,

This scholarship supports Theatre Art majors. Please contact the Department of Theatre for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for students who have shown leadership potential and community service.

This scholarship will provide tuition assistance to senior Chemistry majors. One award will be made each year; the award amount may vary.

This scholarship is for incoming or continuing students who are registered with the Office of Disability Services or who are veterans of the Armed Forces.

This scholarship is for incoming or continuing students who are registered with the Office of Disability Services or who are veterans of the Armed Forces.

This scholarship is for Graduate students in any major.

This scholarship supports Lake Campus Nursing students.  Award amount is $1,000.

This scholarship supports a Medical student who completes an elective with a Greene County physician.

This scholarship is for Religion majors who have demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship supports senior Social Work majors who specialize in the areas of: gerontology, social justice or children’s services and members of the Social Work Club.  Award amount varies.

This scholarship supports Chemistry majors who are full-time students, who have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have financial need. Preference is given to students who will be juniors in the fall following the semester the award is made.

This scholarship supports undergraduate physics majors.  Successful applicants must have a minmum gpa of 2.75.  Special consideration will be made for those who demonstrate exceptiononl involvement in Phsyics courses, laboratories and the Society of Physics Students.

This scholarship supports students of Uyghur ethnicity.  Successful applicants be enrolled in one of the following colleges: College of Science and Mathematics, College of Engineering and Computer Science or the Raj Soin College of Business.  First preference will be given to female international students who are of the Uyghur ethnicity.  Second preference will be given to male international students who are of Uyghur ethnicity. A maximum of two awards will be made each year;  amount of awards will vary.

 

This scholarship is for student employees of the Hamilton/Adoff Resource Center.

This scholarship supports a junior Supply Chain Management major who has demonstrated the highest academic achievment in the program as determined by the Department of Information Systems and Supply Chain Management Scholarship Committee.  Number of awards may vary, but no award will be less than $1,000.

This fund will support College of Engineering and Computer Science undergraduate student with documented financial need. Recipients must have a 2.5 gpa from high school or college. Award amount will vary.

This fund supports sophomore, junior and senior Moton picture majors. Please contact the Department of Theatre, Dance and Motion Pictures for details on how to apply.

This scholarship was established to honor Dr. Flack, the fourth president of Wright State University, following his untimely death. It is open to junior or senior Ohio residents with a minimum 3.0 GPA who are involved with campus and/or community organizations and activities. 

preference is given to students not receiving a renewable scholarship award from Wright State

This scholarship is for engineering students interested in Optics. Successful recipients must have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for senior Psychology majors who have demonstrated academic ability by achieving a minimum 3.0 gpa based on at least 75 (by quarter) credit hours of undergraduate studies. Recipients must also have demonstrated financial need. Preference will be given to students who have been in conducting research during the year, working in the area of neuroscience and is active, or plans to be active in the Psi Chi or Psych Club.

This scholarship is for Department of Theatre Arts majors. Please contact the Department of Theatre for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is awarded to honor Harry Jeffrey who served the University Foundation Board of Directors for many years as secretary and then from 1981-83 as president; high achieving applicants are reviewed by their college scholarship committee; one nomination is made by each college to the University Scholarship Committee for selection.

This scholarship is for continuing students with financial need and a gpa of 3.0 and above in the College of Engineering and Computer Science.

This scholarship is for Kinesiology and Health majors.

This scholarship is for a Biomedical and Human Factors majors who have a 2.5 gpa or higher and financial need. Preference is given to students with a physical disability.

This scholarship is for Medical students who are top academic achievers.

This fund supports the visually impaired.

This scholarship is for undergraduate Raj Soin College of Business students. Preference will be given to Kettering City School graduates. Successful applicants must be full-time students, have a minimum gpa of 2.7 and be employed while attending school.

This scholarship supports students who have transferred from Cincinnati State, Middletown Campus. Preference will be given to African-American students and to those who are Communication majors, or majoring in any field in the Raj Soin College of Business.

This scholarship is for graduate students with financial need who are majoring in any of the Intervention Specialists field.

This scholarship is for students of Hispanic descent with a minimum gpa of 2.5. Preference is given to those applicants who have demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for full-time History majors. Must be in good academic standing, maintaining a minimum GPA of 3.3

This Fund supports undergraduate students in the Raj Soin College of Business with a declared major in the Information Systems and Supply Chain Management department.  Minimum award amount is $1,000.
 

The Houston Family Scholarship will support Accountancy majors in the Raj Soin College of Business.  Successful applicants must be transfer students from a two-year state-funded community college. Preference will be given to non-traditonal aged female students.

This scholarship is for full-time continuing, undergraduate students in the College of Science and Mathematics.

This scholarship is for meritorious full-time, undergraduate Accountancy majors.

This scholarship provides support to employees, or the spouse and dependents of employees of the HUB customer base.  Successful applicants must be continuing full-time students with a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have demonstrated financial need.  Applicants must submit the name of the HUB customer and the relationship with that company.  This is a one-time award of $1,500 provided funds are available.

This scholarship is for Human Factors Engineering majors.

This scholarship is for students with Hungarian ancestry.

This scholarship is for Electrical Engineering majors.

This scholarship for students who have been emancipated from Foster Care and are members of the Independent Scholars Network at Wright State. Recipients must have demonstrated financial need, have a minimum gpa of 2.00 and will reach sophomore status in the fall following application period.

Please contact the Office of Student Affairs for details on how to apply.

This fund will support international students who are members of the Indian Student Association.  Recipients will have  financial need and have been enrolled at Wright State for 2 terms.

Contact the University Center for International Education for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for Information Systems & Supply Chain Management majors.

This scholarship will support medical students who are interested in pursuing careers in Public Health and Preventative Medicine, Global Health and or Occupational Medicine.  Recipient must have demonstrated financial need. Award amount varies.

This Fund was established to provide scholarships to students enrolled in the Department of Teacher Education who are preparing to start their student teaching experience.
 

This scholarship supports 4th year medical students who have demonstrated passion for patient care.  Preference will be given to those interested in a career in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.  Award amount varies.

This fund support students in the Boonshoft School of Medicine. Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for full time students in the School of Fine and Performing Arts Majoring in Music Education who is a junior or senior, demonstrates commitment to professional preparation and demonstrate high potential of successful music educator.

Preference should be given to students coming to WSU from Fairborn, Springfield, or Dayton School Systems. 

This scholarship is made to support Geography and Environmental Science majors with demonstrated financial need.

This Fund was established to assist undergraduate students with financial need in the Materials Science and Engineering Program.
 

This Fund is being established to support undergraduate students majoring in Economics in the Raj Soin College of Business at Wright State University.   Recipients must have 30 credit hours at Wright State with a gpa between 2.5-3.5.   Award amount will vary.
 

This scholarship is for International Business majors.

This scholarship supports international students.

This scholarship is for any Intervention Specialist majors.

This scholarship is for Music majors with piano as the major instrument with a required 2.5 GPA.  Please contact the School of Music for details on how to apply.

This 4 year renewable scholarship is for incoming freshman who obtained a 3.0 gpa in high school and plan to study engineering.  To renew, recipient must maintain a 3.0 gpa at Wright State.

This scholarship is for Accountancy majors with high academic achievment and leadership abilities. Financial need may be considered.  Award amount varies.

This scholarship is for graduate students in the History Department. Successful applicants must maintain a 3.5 gpa. Preference will be given to those with demonstrated financial need.

This fund will support female economics majors and minors.  Successful applicants must be involved in campus related activities.  Award amount will vary.

This 4 year renewable scholarship is for incoming students pursuing any degree in the College of Engineering and Computer Science. Successful applicants must have a minimum 25 ACT score or a minimum 1140 SAT score. Students must maintain a minimum gpa at Wright State of 3.0. Award amount will vary depending on available funding.

This scholarship supports students enrolled in the Adolescent and Young Adult and Middle Childhood education programs. Successful applicants must be enrolled full-time and have demonstrated financial need. The minimum award amount is $1,000.

This scholarship, established to honor Dr. Funkhouser's contributions to the Boonshoft School of Medicine, supports 4th year medical students who are disadvantaged or have financial need.

This fund supports Wright State undergraduate Humanities majors.  Successful applicants must be at minimum, a sophomore when the award is paid and be registered full-time. Award amount varies.

This scholarship is for undergraduate Accountancy students.

This scholarship is for full-time Nursing students.  Preference must be given to males and/or graduate students.

This scholarship supports one Nursing student annually who has graduated from a Mercer County High School.  Award amount will vary as funds are available.

This scholarship supports undergraduate Entrepreneurship majors or minors in the Raj Soin College of Business.

This scholarship sppports Junior and Senior students in the Sociology Programs. Successful applicants must have a minimum gpa of 2.5 and be involved in the community.  Preference will be given to those Sociology studnets who have a either a minor or a dual major in Criminal Justice.

This scholarship, established in memory of Jeffrey Vernooy, supports Wright State students who are registered with the Office of Disability Services and are in good academic standing.

This scholarship is for Liberal Arts students who are traveling abroad. Preference will be given to those who are traveling abroad for the first time and those traveling to a Spanish-speaking country. Contact the College of Liberal Arts Dean's office for more information: 775-2225.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student majoring in Business.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a direct from high school Lake Campus student who has maintained at least a 3.0 GPA.

This scholarship is for continuing Business majors who are seeking a career in banking.

This scholarship is for non-traditional College of Education and Human Services full-time or part-time students pursuing a degree to teach. Non-traditional students are defined as those who have a five year gap between high school and college.

This scholarship is for fine or performing arts majors with financial need and a 3.0 gpa.

This scholarship is for undregraduate Nursing students with financial need and a minimum gpa of 3.0.

This scholarship is for an incoming Guitar major with a high school GPA of 3.0. Please contact the School of Music for details on how to apply.

This scholarship supports professional psychology students who are creative and effective in leadership qualities.  Award amount will vary.

To be awarded each year to a continuing undergraduate or graduate marketing major who, in the opinion of the marketing faculty, has clearly demonstrated outstanding character and a giving concern for others.  Recipient must be in good academic standing. Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for junior or senior Nursing students and graduate Nursing students with demonstrated financial need and a 3.0 gpa.

Recipients of this scholarship will be music majors who are continuing students.  First preference will be given to graduating seniors.  Award amount will vary.  For details on how to apply, contact the Department of Music.

This scholarship is for Studio Art majors. Please contact the Art Department for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for students participating in the Modern Languages Ambassador Program to France. Recipients must have between a 2.0 and 3.0 gpa and have never traveled out of the country.  Contact the Department of Modern Languages for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for juniors majoring in any area of Biological Sciences who are participating in some form of independent scholarly activity (to be verified by faculty). Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 3.25.

This scholarship supports non-traditional undergraduate students majoring in a STEM field.  Amount of awards will vary.

This scholarship is for full-time undergraduate students of Italian descent. Students must be in good standing with a minimum gpa of 3.0.

This scholarship is for any student in any major within the College of Liberal Arts who has a 3.0 gpa and financial need.

This scholarship supports an Ohio resident, who is a single female Nursing student with at least one dependent child, and does not live in campus housing. Recipients must have financial need and maintain a 3.0 gpa.  This fund is renewable and will support one student each year, as funds are available.

This scholarship is for minority students majoring in a banking related field in the Raj Soin College of Business.

This fund supports incoming students direct from high school that are intending to major in the Raj Soin College of Business.  Successful applicants must have a minimum high school gpa of 3.0 and demonstrated financial need.  This scholarship is renewable for four years providing the student continues to meet the eligibility requirements.

This scholarship is for full-time students. First preference to a son or daughter of a Wright State University alumnus living in Greene County. Second preference to a graduate of a Greene County High School.

This fund supports non-traditional students in the Department of English. Award minimum is $500.

This scholarship is to support students majoring in the Department of Theatre, Dance, and Motion Pictures. 

This scholarship is for English majors with a passion for English who will reach junior status during the first year of the award. Must have a minimum gpa of 3.5 in English core classes. This award is renewable for one year dependent on the recipient maintaining a 3.5 gpa in English classes. Applicants will be nominated by English faculty members who are teaching core English classes.

This scholarship supports College of Liberal Arts students who plan to study abroad.  Successful applicants must have a minimum gpa of 3.0.  Please contact the College of Liberal Arts for details on how to apply.
 

This scholarship is for 4th year Medical students.  The student must excelled academically and have demonstrated caring, compassion, and empathy toward patients.  Also, demonstrated the ability to mentor and teach others.  First preference is to a student who express interest in radiology.

This scholarship is for Piano majors or any student that is a member of the Chamber Orchestra. Please contact the Music Department for details on how to apply,

This scholarship is for incoming students from the Dayton Public School System who have graduated with a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have demonstrated financial need. Award amount is $2,000.

This scholarship is for Art & Art History majors. Please contact the Department of Art/Art History for details on how to apply.

This scholarship supports full-time junior and senior electrical or computer engineering or computer science majors.

This scholarship supports full-time junior and senior chemistry, physics or mathematics majors.

This scholarship is for students of Korean descent who are studying music. Please contact the Department of Music for details on how to apply.

This  fund is awarded to an M.A.  History major, who has completed their Capstone Project.

This scholarship supports Boonshoft School of Medicine students who have financial need.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for Lake Campus students.

2 awards for $500 awarded to any Lake Campus student who resides in housing both fall and spring semester. Stduents will be chosen based on academics. 

This scholarship supports incoming Mechanical Engineering students.  The successful recipient will have the highest test scores and a high school GPA minimum of 3.7.  Award amount is $1,000 and is not renewable.

This scholarship is for students who show initiative in performing community service. Please contact the LEAP Program Office for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for students with learning disabilities.

This scholarship supports students who are planning to study abroad and are registered with the Office of Disability Services. Preference will be given to applicants who will have reached, at minimum, junior status at the time of the award.

This scholarship is for quadriplegic and paraplegic undergraduate students registered with the Office of Disability Services.

This scholarship supports members of and those involved in the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Asexual (LGBTQA+) Community.
 

This scholarship is for pre-med students who also have financial need.

This scholarship is for full-time undergraduate Electrical, Biomedical, Mechanical or Computer Engineering majors. Recipients must be junior or senior level with a 3.3 or above gpa.

 

This scholarship is for Liberal Arts majors.

This scholarship is for Liberal Arts majors who plan to study abroad and who have attained a minimum gpa of 3.0. Contact the College of Liberal Arts Dean's office for more information; 775-2225.

This scholarship is for Liberal Studies majors.

This scholarship is for students with financial need over and above federal aid eligibility. Please contact the Women's Center for details on how to apply.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who is the dependent of a Wayne Trail, A Lincoln Electric Company employee or who is a graduate of a Shelby county high school, is majoring in Business or Engineering, and has maintained a 3.0 GPA.

This fund supports full-time music majors. Recipients must be keyboard instrument performers with preference being given to incoming students. Must be in good academic standing. Please contact the Department of Music for details on how to apply.

This scholarship supports Art majors who have demonstrated financial need and minimum gpa of 2.5.  Please contact the Depart of Art/Art History for details on how to apply.
 

This scholarship is for undergraduate Nursing students with demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship supports retention of current students who are at risk of discontinuing their education due to financial limitations. Recipients must have demonstrated financial need.

This award provides scholarships to Student Union/Campus Recreation student employees. Successful applicants must have a minimum gpa of 3.0, commendable job performance and have been employed by the Student Union/Campus Recreation no later than the first day of class of spring semester of the current academic year.

This scholarship is for senior English majors or graduate English majors who have documented financial need.

This scholarship will be awarded to students that have financial need and are registered with the Office of Disability Services.  Preference will be given to students from Allegheny County, Pennsylvania, and it surrounding communities.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for Nursing majors who have financial need. Preference must be given to first generation students.

This scholarship is for Management/International Business students.

This scholarship will support undergraduate students majoring in Management Information Systems or Supply Chain Management.  Recipients must have obtained junior status at the time of the award.  Preference will be given to students participating in ISSCM club activities, internships or anything that contributes to the practice and application of ISSCM.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for College of Liberal Arts majors who plan to study abroad. Please contact the College of Liberal Arts Dean's office for more information: 775-2225.

This fund provides support for Junior, Senior or Graduate students majoring in music or music performance. Award amount will vary.  Please contact the School of Music for details on how to apply.

To be awarded each year to a continuing full-time undergraduate marketing major who, in the opinion of the majority of the marketing faculty, has clearly demonstrated outstanding accomplishment in the areas of scholarship, leadership, and/or community service and has a verifiable interest in a career in retail­ing.  In addition to the submission of an application form, the student is required to submit a resume and a suitable essay on the topic of “Retailing as a Career.”  The student should possess a minimum GPA of 3.25 and have obtained senior status when the award is distributed. One award of $2,000 is made each year as funds are available.

This scholarship is for woodwind majors in the Department of Music. Please contact the Department of Music for details on how to apply.

The Marilyn McCauley WSU Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship supports students that meet the current requirements for the Alumni Association Legacy Scholarship.

This scholarship is for Marketing majors who have outstanding accomplishment in the areas of scholarship, leadership and or community service.

To be awarded to a continuing full-time undergraduate, majoring in Marketing with a minimum 3.25 overall GPA.  Must demonstrate leadership potential as evidenced by current participation in student activities, community activities and/or athletic activities (varsity or club athletics at WSU.)   Recipients must indicate in the application essay why they are pursuing a degree in Marketing and what they plan to do with thier degree after graduation. 

Preference will be given to females.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for Material Science and Engineering majors.

This scholarship is for Mathematics/Statistics majors.

This scholarship supports undergraduate Lake Campus students who are Middle Childhood education majors.  Award amount will vary.

The McAtee Family Scholarship supports junior and senior level accounting majors. Recipients must meet gpa and need requirements established each year for Mission scholarships.

This scholarship is for undergraduate students in the College of Engineering and Computer Science or the Raj Soin College of Business. Must file FAFSA for determination of "middle class" status. For students who have earned a GPA of between 2.5 and 3.5. First preference to a student belonging to a historically underrepresented minority group.

This scholarship is for Mechanical Engineering majors.

This scholarship supports Wright State University students who are in good academic standing.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who lives in Auglaize or Mercer county and is majoring in a healthcare field.

Awarded to a Lake Campus Mercer County resident who will pursue either an Associate of Science degree in Law Enforcement or a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice. Minimum semester registration is six (6) or more credit hours.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a direct from high school Lake Campus student who resides in Darke or Mercer county and has maintained a 3.0 GPA.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student with financial needs.

This scholarship is for Material Science and Engineering majors.

This scholarship is for undergraduate students who are Mathematics and Statistics majors in good academic standing.

This scholarship will support non-traditional Raj Soin College of Business students majoring in Finance.
 Preference will be given to students with financial need and first generation status.
 

This scholarship is for students registered with the Office of Disability Services. Preference will be given to students with demonstrated financial need and those who have been involved with adapted recreation. Leadership skills and contributions to the university will also be considered.

In memory of  Michael P. Corcoran, an employee in CATS, this scholarship supports student employees of the CATS Department.  Student must be in good academic standing.  Award amount will vary, however no award will be less than $500.

This scholarship, in memory of Michael Schulze, a Wright State employee of 37 years, supports continuing students that have demonstrated financial need.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a direct from high school Lake Campus student who is a dependent of a Midmark employee or who is a graduate of a Darke county high school and maintained a 3.0 GPA.

Funding will be available for doctoral students who plan to pursue a career serving the military.  Number and amount of awards will depend on availability of funds.  Contact the School of Professional Psychology for details on how to apply.

This Mission Scholarship supports students who do not qualify for need-based or merit-based scholarships.

This scholarship is for full-time undergraduate students majoring in Mechanical or Materials Engineering who have documented financial need.  This award is renewable until graduation providing the recipient maintains a 2.5 gpa and continues to meet the eligibility outlined.

This scholarship is for sophomores who are Student Union or Campus Rec employees. Students must have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have contributed to the Student Union's volunteer programs and services.

This scholarship is for continuing students in the College of Engineering and Computer Science.  Successful applicants must have a 2.7 or higher gpa and be in good academic standing.  Amount of the award varies.

This fund will support students in the Motion Pictures Program.  Recipients must be seniors with a 2.75 gpa and submit a completed script that will be reviewed by faculty and staff of the department.  No award will be less than $500. Please contact the department for details on how to apply.

This award will support those students who have an interest in elected service or publicly appointed service.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship provides support to non-traditional Raj Soin College of Business students. Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have obtained junior or senior status. Preference will be given to students with financial need.

This fund supports students in the College of Education and Human Services Doctorate Program in Organizational Studies.  Amount and number of awards will vary each year based on funds available.

This scholarship is Music majors. Please contact the Department of Music for details on who to apply.

This fund support Wright State Lake Campus students who are majoring in Agriculture.  Recipients must have a 3.0 or higher at Wright State or a 3.0 or higher in high school.

Award amount is $1,500.

This scholarship is for undergraduate Nursing students with a minimum gpa of 3.0 and be from the Miami Valley with financial need.

This scholarship is for students who have been admitted to the College of Engineering and Computer Science with a 3.0 or higher. Award amount varies.

This scholarship is for students of Native American descent who have a minimum gpa of 2.5. First preference will be given to students with demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for junior or senior students who are in the pre-med track. Students must have a 3.5 gpa.

This scholarship is for students who excel in the undergraduate courses in Latin American History. Please contact the department of History for details on how to apply.

This scholarship will support a 4th year medical student with costs incurred during the application process to be an opthalmology resident. Please contact the Boonshoft School of Medicine, Office of Financial Aid, for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for Clinical Laboratory Science majors. Successful applicants must have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and financial need.

This scholarship is for graduate students in the Masters of Public Administration Program.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship supports English majors who have a concentration in literature with a special interest in English, American or Anglophone literature.  Successful applicants must have an overall gpa of 3.0, with a minimm gpa of 3.25 in their literature classes.

This scholarship is for full-time, continuing undergraduate students who have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and demonstrated financial need. Award amount varies.

This scholarship is for Nursing students.

This scholarship is for students enrolled in the Master of Accountancy Program.

This scholarship is for undergraduate Biological Science or Environmental Science majors. Recipients must have financial need, above average academics, be from Ohio and have leadership qualities.

This scholarship is for students from any underrepresented group who have attained a cumulative gpa of 2.6.  Preference is given to those with demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for junior or senior English majors with a concentration in Creative Writing-Poetry. Applicants must have a minimum gpa of 2.5 and submit three-to five original poems with their application.  Applicant is required to have two letters of recomendations; at least one of them must be from an English department faculty member. Students receiving this scholarship for their junior year will be eligible to re-apply for their senior year.

This scholarship is for full-time continuing students who have a parent, step-parent, or legal guardian who is a current member of the Parents Association.

First preference for this scholarship is for Fairborn High School graduates who are majoring in music. Education majors from Fairborn High School may also be considered if there are no music majors.

WOEF Scholarships awarded to a direct from high school Lake Campus student who gradudated from a Darke or Mercer county high school, is majoring in Business, and has maintained a 3.0 GPA.

This scholarship will support undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need who have graduated from the Dayton Early College Academy.  Successful applicants must have a minimum gpa of 2.5.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for metorius students in the Raj Soin College of Business.

This scholarship was established to support and encourage nursing students with financial need entering their junior year and senior year.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for undergraduate Nursing students with financial need.

This scholarship is for members in good standing of the Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity. Recipients must be full-time undergraduate students who have attained junior status at the time of award and have a minimum gpa of 3.0.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a direct from high school Lake Campus student who is a dependent of a Pax Machine Works employee or who is a graduate of a Mercer county high school, has maintained a 3.0 GPA or above, and is majoring in Engineering or Business.

Recipients be a continuing student and be in good academic standing.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for students who are in good academic standing in the College of Liberal Arts.

This scholarship is for students enrolling full-time at Wright State University directly from a two-year college who are PTK members with a 3.5 cumulative GPA or higher and has 36 transferable quarter hours or 24 semester hours.  One award of $1500 is made annually.

This Fund was established to support students studying percussion music performance at Wright State University. Award amount will vary.  Contact the School of Music on details on how to apply.

 

This scholarship is for Physics majors.

This scholarship is for Accountancy majors who have been admitted into the Department of Accountancy.

This scholarship is for Accountancy majors with a minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA.

This scholarship is for Political Science majors.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a direct from high school Lake Campus student who is a dependent of a Precision Strip employee or who is an Auglaize, Darke, Mercer, or Shelby county school, has maintained a GPA of at least a 3.0, and is majoring in Engineering or Business.

This scholarship will provide funding for undergraduate students who have minimum a gpa of 3.25, are of junior status and are enrolled in the pre-health or Post-Bac Certificate in the Pre-Medical program.  Successful applicants must show humanist values, leadership and services to the community in their scholarship essay and extracurricular activities.  Award amounts will vary.
 

This scholarship is for Mathematics/Statistics majors who have obtained junior status by the start of the next academic year.

This scholarship is for undergraduate MIS majors participating in a research project within the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program. Recipients must be junior or senior status in good academic standing.

This scholarship is for Psychology majors.

This scholarship is for students from India. Successful recipients must be in the U.S. on a student visa and in valid status, have a minimum gpa of 3.0 for undergraduate students and a 3.2 for graduate students. Students who are receiving a graduate assistant-ship or a tuition waiver will not qualify.

This fund supports electrical engineering majors.

This scholarship is for Raj Soin College of Business students.

This scholarship is for incoming students graduating from the Dayton Regional STEM school with at least a 3.5 high school cumulative GPA and minimum 29 ACT score. Student must qualify as a direct admit to Raj Soin College of Business and be pursuing a major within the Raj Soin College of Business.

This scholarship is for Music majors who are specializing in an orchestral instrument. Please contact the Department of Music for details on how to apply.

This Fund is being established to support students majoring in Accountancy in the Raj Soin College of Business. Recipinetes must be at minimum, a junior when the award is made.  Award amount is $1,000 as funds are available.

This scholarship supports students majoring in accountancy who are working while attending classes. No award will be less than $500.  Preference will be given to thoe students who transferred from the Lake campus.

Scholarship recipients will be incoming or continuning students in the College of Engineering and Computer Science with a minimum gpa of 2.5 in High School or at Wright State and have demonstrated financial need.  Recipients may be either full or part-time.

Scholarship recipients will be incoming or continuning students in the College of Liberal Arts with a minimum gpa of 2.5 in High School or at Wright State and have demonstrated financial need.  Recipients may be either full or part-time.  Funds may also support unpaid internship students.

This scholarship supports undergraduate transfer students from Sinclair Community College who are Electrical Engineering and Computer Science majors.  Preference will be given to those students with veteran or active duty service. This scholarship is renewable.

This scholarship will support College of Education and Human Services students who are in the Middle Childhood Education program.  Recipients can be in either the licensure or master's program.  Successful applicants will have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have demonstrated financial need, and with extensive community service.  First preference will be given to those applicants who are from an underrepresented ethnic or racial group.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who lives in Mercer county and has situational needs.

This scholarship is for students who work in the Registrars Office.

This scholarship is for Relgion majors.

This scholarship is for students who live on campus that contribute to the residential community. Please contact Residence Life & Housing for details on how to apply.

This scholarship will provide funding for students from socioeconomically defined underrepresented minorities and international students at Wright State. Successful applicants must have demonstrated financial need, have reached sophomore status and be registered full-time with a minimum gpa of 2.75.  Award amount is $500.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who has financial needs.

This fund provides scholarships to hard working undergraduate students in the Raj Soin College of Business.  Award amount is $5,000 annually for 2 to 3 years.  Contact the Dean's office on details on how to apply.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student that has maintained a 3.0 GPA in high school or at the college level.

This scholarship is for continuing students in the Computer Science or Computer Engineering program. Successful applicants must have a minimum gpa of 3.0.

This continuing scholarship is for incoming students in the Computer Science or Computer Engineering program. Successful applicants must have a minimum SAT score of 1130 (Old)/1220 (New) or a minimum ACT score of 25. Awards are renewable for up to four years provided student maintains a 3.0 gpa and full-time status.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student with financial needs.

This scholarship is for Social Work majors. Please contact the Department of Social Work to apply.

This scholarship supports M3 and M4 medical students. Preference will be given to those students who are disadvantaged, considering thoracic surgery, general surgery or orthopedics.

This fund will support a non-traditional Lake Campus student who has a minimum gpa of 2.5.

The scholarship supports continuing non-traditional Lake Campus students who are majoring in Engineering and have obtained a gpa of 3.0.  Award amount is $2,500.

This scholarship is for Psychology majors who have been successful in their studies.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who is majoring in Agriculture.

This scholarship is for any full-time Business major who has demonstrated financial need. Preference is given to females and minorities.

This scholarship is for students who have been admitted into the Acting or Acting/Musical Theatre program. Please contact the Department of Theatre for details on how to apply.

This fund supports one outstanding undergraduate student who is majoring in Computer Science, Computer Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Physics or Math. Recipient must be a U.S. Citizen and be in good academic standing.  Award amount is $2,500 will be renewed for up to 3 years providing the recipient continues to meet the criteria.

 

This scholarship will be used to support undergraduate, continuing or transfer, Raj Soin School of Business students.  Successful applicants must have reached sophomore status, be working full or part-time and have a minimum grade point average of a 2.9.  Minimum amount of award is $2,500.  Number of awards will vary depending on funding available.

This scholarship is for junior or senior students in the College of Engineering and Computer Science who have obtained a 3.0 gpa.  This award is renewable providing the student continues to meet the full-time attendance and 3.0 gpa requirements.  Award amount varies.

This scholarship is for junior or senior students in the Raj Soin College of Business.

This scholarship is for Music majors who have reached, at minimum, sophomore level. Please contact the Music Department for details on how to apply.

This renewable scholarship is for incoming freshman who have obtained a 3.0 gpa at high school and will be studying engineering or computer science.  Recipient must maintain a 3.0 gpa at Wright State to qualify for renewal.  Award amount varies.

This scholarship is for Religion majors and minors who submit a research paper written for a Religion Department Class.  Successful applicants will be selected based on the academic merit of the submitted research paper.  Award amount varies.

This fund will provide awards to medical students who demonstrate the spirit of humanism and dedication to service.

This scholarship supports undergraduate students who are majoring in Computer Science or Computer Engineering.  Successful applicants must have a minimum gpa of 2.5, but no higher than a 3.5.

This scholarship is for College of Science and Math students from the Miami Valley and who also have financial need.

This scholarship will support full-time accountancy majors.  Recipients must have a 3.25 gpa or better and demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship supports Engineering students who are also registered with the Office of Disability Services.  Preference will be given to graudate students.  Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is awarded to honor Robert S. Oelman, a distinguished former Wright State leader; high achieving applicants are reviewed by their college scholarship committee; one nomination is made by each college to the University Scholarship Committee for selection.

This fund was established in memory of Robert Putnam to support students majoring in Neuroscience. Award amount will vary and will depend on funds available.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a direct from high school Lake Campus student who graduated from Parkway High School and maintained a GPA of 3.0.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who is a member of the Rockford Eagles or whose parents are members of the Rockford Eagles and is majoring in Criminal Justice or completing the Police Academy.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who graduate from Parkway and is a member or whose parents are members of the Rockford Eagles.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a direct from high school Lake Campus student who graduated from any high school and is a member or whose parents are members of the Rockford Eagles.

This scholarship is for incoming, transfer or continuing students with demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship is for incoming, transfer or continuing undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need and a minimum gpa of 2.5.

This is renewable as long as the recipient applies and continues to meet the criteria.

Award amount will vary.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a continuing Lake Campus student who is majoring in business and maintained a 2.5 GPA.

This scholarship is for full-time  or part-time Philosophy majors or minors who have attained a minimum gpa of 3.0.

This scholarship is for junior or senior students in the Raj Soin College of Business. Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have demonstrated leadership qualities and service to the college, as determined by the committee.

This scholarship is for Accountancy students who have met the admission standards into the John Talbott Accounting Leadership Program.

This scholarship is for Accountancy majors in the Raj Soin College of Business.

The Sadie Quinn Patrick Jessup Endowed Scholarship will support undergraduate financial need students from the greater Cincinnati area.  Recipients must be intending to or majoring in the Raj Soin College of Business. A gpa between 2.0 and 3.0 is required.

This scholarship is for students who are registered with the Office of Disability Services and have demonstrated financial need.

This scholarship supports medical students who are disadvantaged or have need.  Leadership and volunteer activities are to be demonstrated through the applicant's essay.  Number and amount of awards vary.

This scholarship is for African-American Elementary Education students. Successful applicants will be Wright State students who have obtained a gpa of 3.0 and who have demonstrated potential and commitment to the elementary childhood population.

This Fund provides scholarship assistance to undergraduate students studying in the fields of education and the visual fine arts.  Preference will be given to non-traditional students with financial need.
 

This scholarship is for undergraduate Nursing students with financial need. Recipents must be Ohio resisdents and have a minimum gpa of 2.75.  First preference is given to those applicants who are from a rural area.  Award amount varies.

 

This fund supports students in the College of Liberal Arts who are engaged in an unpaid internship as part of their academic program.

This scholarship is for Vocal Music majors. Please contact the Music Department for details on how to apply.

This Fund was established to support 2-$40,000 scholarships for Underrepresented in Medicine Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine students.  This award is renewable for up to four years.

 

This scholarship is for Nursing students enrolled in the Child & Adolescent Health Clinical Nurse/Pediatric Nurse Program.

This scholarship is for any major in the College of Science and Math.

This scholarship supports students who have a profound love for musical theatre. Recipients must have a 3.5 gpa.
Award amount varies.  For details on how to apply, please contact the department.

This scholarship is for female Physics or Chemistry majors.

This scholarship is for female Management majors.

This fund supports Boonshoft School of Medicine 3rd and 4th year students.

First consideration for awards are meant to bridge the gap for students who do not receive merit-based or need-based aid. Applicants must be continuing, undergraduate students with a minimum gpa of 2.5.

The award will be made to recognize one outstanding senior student with demonstrated financial need, be first in their family to attend a 4-year institution and have the potential to succeed despite adverse circumstances. 

This scholarship is for non-traditonal female students. Preference will be given to Business majors.

This scholarship is for first-year students who are employees of the Student Union/Campus Recreation.

This scholarship is for Wright State Nursing students who have reached junior level with a 3.0 gpa and intend to practice in maternity or neo-natal intensive care.

This award was established to provide financial assistance on an annual basis to a superior surgical resident at the Boonshoft School of Medicine with a strong preference to those interested in Vascular, Thoracic and/or Cardiovascular Surgery and to provide scholarship funds to a deserving fourth year medical student pursing a specialty in surgery.
 

Balanced Man Scholarship recipients must be full-time undergraduate incoming students.  To be eligible, applicants must have a 2.7 high school gpa.  Additional consideration will be given to those who are in the top 20% of their class and to those who indicate the intent to participate in Greek Life.

This fund is for full-time undergraduate students who are U.S. citizens and for those who have a minimum gpa of 2.25. Awards are to assist students with expenses over and above tuition, room and board. Please contact the Director of Financial Aid to apply.

This scholarship will support transfer students from Sinclair Community College.  Number and amount of awards will vary.

This scholarship is for Social Work majors who have attained a 3.0 gpa.

This scholarship is for Social Work majors.

This scholarship is for Sociology/Anthropology majors.

This scholarship is for female junior or senior Nursing students over the age of 35.

This scholarship is for second year medical students with financial need and have reached the top half of their class.  The medical student must have volunteer activities and leadership qualities. Medical students expressing interest in Pathology and/or underrepresented in medicine will be given first preference.

This scholarship benefits outstanding students in the fine and performing arts.

This scholarship supports students in the Raj Soin College of Business.  Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 3.3 and have demonstrated the highest level of academic achievement.  Preference will be given to minority students for three of the five awards available. Awards of $1,000 each will be made annually as funds are available.

This fund supports students attending Wright State University that have completed the Wright STEPP Program in Springfield, Ohio.

This scholarship supports students in the College of Engineering and Computer Science and the College of Science and Mathematics. Successful applicants must be majoring in a STEM field and have demonstrated financial need. Award amount is $1,000 as funds are available and is renewable as long as students continue to meet eligibility.

This scholarship is for Nursing students who intend to work with the aging.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus continuing education student who lives in St. Marys.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a direct from high school Lake Campus student who attend St. Marys High School and maintained a GPA of 3.0.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who lives in Auglaize county and is enrolled in the Police Academy or is majoring in Criminal Justice.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to Lake Campus direct from high school students who graduated from St. Marys Memorial High School.

This scholarship supports students in the Raj Soin College of Business. Successful applicants must have a minimum gpa of 2.5 and have demonstrated financial need.  Preference will be given to minorities and single parents. Minimum award amount is $1,000 as funds are available.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who is majoring in English, Journalism, Education, or Language Arts.

This scholarship is to support Statistics majors.

This award will be used to support a continuing undergraduate student who has a minimum gpa of 3.4, and who is studying abroad during the core academic year, August through May.   First preference will be for students in the Department of Modern Languages.     If there are no qualified Modern Language applicants, awards can be made to continuing undergraduate Political Science majors. Awards will be given to those who have the highest gpa.

Summer semester study abroad terms do not qualify. 

 

 

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student.

This fund is for full-time Health and Recreation majors with demonstrated financial need who have attained a 3.0 gpa.

This scholarship is for continuing Raj Soin College of Business students who have obtained a minimum gpa of 3.0.

This scholarship supports undergraduate students who have reached sophomore status.  Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have demonstrated leadership abilities and commitment to community and campus service.  Award amount varies.

This scholarship is for students with a minimum gpa of 3.0 and who have made a contribution to the WSU Community.

This scholarship is for Wright State students in any major, at any level with a minimum gpa of 2.0 for undergraduates and a 3.0 for graduate students.

This fund provides scholarship support for student employees of the Student Union or Campus Recreation. Successful applicants must be employed no later than the first day of classes of spring semester. Recipients must have a minimum gpa of 2.0 and commendable job performance.

This scholarship is for chamber orchestra performers. Please contact the Department of Music for information on how to apply.

This scholarship is for International Students that have been at Wright State at least one term at time of application.

This scholarship is for Teacher Education majors.

This scholarship is for veterans of the U.S. military, with preference for Army veterans pursuing a science degree.

This scholarship is for Finance or Financial Services majors.

This scholarship supports undergraduate students seeking a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with the intent to become art teachers. Recipient must have a minimum gpa of 3.0 and submit a 250 word essay.  The amount of the award given will be $2,000 annually and is renewable for students until graduation that meet the aforementioned criteria.

For details on how to apply, please contact the department of Art and Art History.

This scholarship supports veterans and active duty military with demonstrated financial need.

The Acorn Scholarship will fund undergraduate and graduate level students in the Biological Sciences, Microbiology and Immunology or Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Programs. Recipients must have demonstrated financial need and have a minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale. Award amount will vary.

Successful applicants will be majoring in the Department of Theatre, Dance and Motion Pictures. Recipients must be juniors or seniors with a gpa minimum of 2.5. Please contact Theatre, Dance and Motion Pictures for details on how to apply.

This fund, established to honor Charles J. Gentile, and his daughter, Diane, supports social work majors who are committed to furthering the development of solutions to the social work issues that affect all people in modern society.  Successful applicants must meet the current requirements of the University's Mission Scholarships that supports students who may not be eligible for other academic scholarships or need based grants.

This fund supports Social Work majors who are going to study abroad. Minimum award amount is $500.
 

This scholarship will support undergraduate students who are at the junior or senior level and are majoring in Management. First preference will be given to U.S. citizens.

The Spirit of 1970 Scholarship: The Office of Disability Services, known then as Handicapped Student Services, was founded in 1970, seven years before required by law. This award is given annually to students who best embody the spirit and legacy of over 50 years of disability access at Wright State University.  Award amount varies.
 

This scholarship is for Theatre Arts majors. Please contact the department for details on how to apply.

This fund helps students obtain their goal who are registered with the Office of Disability Services.

This scholarship is for Accountancy majors who have attained a minimum gpa of 3.0 and have financial need.

To be awarded each year to a continuing undergraduate marketing major who, in the opinion of the majority of the marketing faculty, has made special or significant contributions to nonprofit marketing endeavors.  Recipient must be in good academic standing have obtained senior status when the award is distributed
Award amount will vary.

This scholarship is for Medical students.

This scholarship supports Chemistry majors. Recipients must be full-time, undergraduate continuing students with a minimum gpa of 2.5. Award amount is $2,000 annually.

This scholarship is for Finance or Financial Services majors who have attained a minimum gpa of 3.0. First preference will go to students with financial need.

This scholarship is for students who have completed the Law School Admission Council application or who have declared Legal Studies as a minor.  Preference will be given to members of a racial minority, those registered with the Office of Disability Services or members of the LGBTQ Community.

This scholarship supports students majoring in accountancy. Recipients must have demonstrated financial need and have attained sophomore status. Award amount is $2,000 as funds are available.

This scholarship will support intercollegiate athletes who are not receiving an athletics grant.  Please contact the Department of Athletics on details on how to apply.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who maintained a 2.5 GPA.

This scholarship is for students in the Department of Theatre, Dance and Motion Pictures. Please contact the Theatre Department for details on how to apply.

This scholarship is for full-time Athletic Training majors. The recipient must demonstrate exceptional leadership qualities, have earned a minimum GPA of 3.00 and complete the application process established by the Athletic Training Program.  Preference will be given to those students actively participating in the WSU Athletic Training Student Association (ATSO).  The award amount will vary.

This fund supports non-traditional age female medical students who have demonstrated financial need with dependent children. 

The Tricia E. Small Endowed Scholarship is awarded to a junior or senior female student majoring in the Motion Picture Program. Must have demonstrated financial need, and have a minimum gpa of 2.5.  For details on how to apply, please contact the Motion Picture Program office.

This scholarship is for Dayton Regional STEM School students who graduated with a minimum gpa of 2.5. Preference will be given to students with financial need.

This scholarship is for Medical students who are planning a career in Primary Care.

This scholarship is for students in University College.

This scholarship is for graduates of the Upward Bound Program.

This scholarship is for Urban Affairs majors.

This scholarship supports students studying agriculture at the Lake Campus. Award amount is $3,000 and is renewable for one additional year.

This scholarship is for U.S. Veterans.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a Lake Campus student who resides in Auglaize, Darke, Mercer, or Van Wert county and is need-based.

This full-tuition scholarship is for women who are entering Wright State College of Engineering and Computer Science direct from high school in the top 20% of their class. This scholarship is renewable for four years based on full-time attendance and a WSU gpa of 3.0 or above.

This memorial scholarship is for undergraduate female nursing students of African- American descent with financial need. Successful applicants must have a minimum gpa of 3.0. Preference is given to non-traditional students.

This scholarship is for full-time, continuing undergraduate students with a major in the Department of Kinesiology and Health, who have financial need and a minimum gpa of 3.0.

This scholarship is for Piano majors. Please contact the Music Department for details on how to apply.

This scholarship will support undergraduate students with demonstrated financial need.  First preference will be given to African-American or Hispanic/Latino students. Minimum award amount is $500.

This scholarship is for fourth-year Medical students who demonstrate compassion in patient care.

This scholarship is for Finance majors who have earned a minimum gpa of 2.5.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to a direct from high school Lake Campus student who is a Versailles High graduate, is majoring in Agriculture or Business, and has maintained a 2.5 GPA.

This scholarship supports graduate students in the College of Nursing and Health.  Preference will be given to those applicants who currently work as an oncology nurse. Award amount will vary.

This scholarship provides financial educational assistance to students with demonstrated financial need who are single with dependent children.  A gpa of 3.0 is required.

This scholarship is for Medical students from Greene County.

This scholarship is for full-time or part-time Classics majors or minors with a minimum gpa of 3.0.

This scholarship is for undergraduate Nursing students from the local area. Award amount varies.

This scholarship supports students from the College of Liberal Arts who have demonstrated financial need.  The number and amount of awards will vary.

This scholarship is for Human Factors/Mechanical Engineering majors who are actively pursuing their studies.

This scholarship is for financial need students majoring in Accountancy who have public accounting in their career plans.

This scholarship is for Financial Services majors.

This scholarship is for financial need students majoring in Accountancy who have public accounting in their career plans. Preference is given to those applicants who are from the Miami Valley.

Scholarship recipients will be majoring in any field within the College of Engineering and Computer Science.   Sucessful applicant must have demonstrated financial need and a minimum gpa of 2.7.

Scholarship recipients will be majoring in physical or natural science with financial need and a minimum gpa of 2.7.

This scholarship is for students who have completed the Wright STEPP Program.

This scholarship will support Electrical Engineeing majors.  Award amount will vary.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to Lake Campus student who is majoring in nursing and has maintained a 3.0 GPA.

This fund provides scholarships for students pursuing degrees in Computer Science or Computer Engineering.  Award amount is $2,500 and is not renewable.

This scholarship is for junior or senior Electrical Engineering majors who have financial need and a minimum gpa of 3.0. Award amount will vary.

WOEF scholarship awarded to any Lake Campus student.

WOEF Scholarship awarded to Lake Campus student with financial needs. 

WOEF Scholarship awarded to Lake Campus student with financial needs. 

WOEF Scholarship awarded to Lake Campus student with financial needs. 

WOEF Scholarship awarded to Lake Campus student with financial needs. 

This scholarhsip supports students in the women, gender and sexuality studies program. 

This prize will be randomly awarded to Boonshoft School of Medicine students.

The Wright Fellows Program aims to attract a diverse body of high-quality graduate students to Wright State University. Diversity can be defined as differences in ethnicity, culture, orientation, religion, socioeconomic status, gender, age, ability, experience, and thought. The fellowship includes up to $6000 of (nonrefundable) tuition per semester of full-time registration (six graduate credit hours or more) for up to four consecutive semesters (with spring and fall counting as consecutive semesters if fellows do not register for summer). Wright Fellows are not expected to provide service for the award.

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This scholarship is for Medical students who have completed at least one year at the Boonshoft School of Medicine.

Wright-Patt Credit Union (WPCU) established this fund to support full or part-time undergraduate students who have demonstrated financial need and have a  minimum GPA of 2.5. as a continuing student, or a 3.0 as incoming student from High School. Successful applicants will be from the Wright-Patt Credit Union 16-county service area and have shown contributions to the community through community service projects in their essay. Preference will be given to those students who are Wright-Patt Credit Union members and those who take a class offered by WPCU.  Amount of awards will vary.

Wright-Patt Credit Union (WPCU) established this fund to support full or part-time undergraduate students who have demonstrated financial need and have a  minimum GPA of 2.5. as a continuing student, or a 3.0 as incoming student from High School. Successful applicants will be from the Wright-Patt Credit Union 16-county service area and have shown contributions to the community through community service projects in their essay. Preference will be given to those students who are Wright-Patt Credit Union members and those who take a class offered by WPCU.  Amount of awards will vary.

Wright-Patt Credit Union (WPCU) established this fund to support full or part-time undergraduate students who have demonstrated financial need and have a  minimum GPA of 2.5. as a continuing student, or a 3.0 as incoming student from High School. Successful applicants will be from the Wright-Patt Credit Union 16-county service area and have shown contributions to the community through community service projects in their essay. Preference will be given to those students who are Wright-Patt Credit Union members and those who take a class offered by WPCU.  Amount of awards will vary.

Wright-Patt Credit Union (WPCU) established this fund to support full or part-time undergraduate students who have demonstrated financial need and have a  minimum GPA of 2.5. as a continuing student, or a 3.0 as incoming student from High School. Successful applicants will be from the Wright-Patt Credit Union 16-county service area and have shown contributions to the community through community service projects in their essay. Preference will be given to those students who are Wright-Patt Credit Union members and those who take a class offered by WPCU.  Amount of awards will vary.

Wright-Patt Credit Union (WPCU) established this fund to support full or part-time undergraduate students who have demonstrated financial need and have a  minimum GPA of 2.5. as a continuing student, or a 3.0 as incoming student from High School. Successful applicants will be from the Wright-Patt Credit Union 16-county service area and have shown contributions to the community through community service projects in their essay. Preference will be given to those students who are Wright-Patt Credit Union members and those who take a class offered by WPCU.  Amount of awards will vary.

Wright-Patt Credit Union (WPCU) established this fund to support full or part-time undergraduate students who have demonstrated financial need and have a  minimum GPA of 2.5. as a continuing student, or a 3.0 as incoming student from High School. Successful applicants will be from the Wright-Patt Credit Union 16-county service area and have shown contributions to the community through community service projects in their essay. Preference will be given to those students who are Wright-Patt Credit Union members and those who take a class offered by WPCU.  Amount of awards will vary.

Wright-Patt Credit Union (WPCU) established this fund to support full or part-time undergraduate students who have demonstrated financial need and have a  minimum GPA of 2.5. as a continuing student, or a 3.0 as incoming student from High School. Successful applicants will be from the Wright-Patt Credit Union 16-county service area and have shown contributions to the community through community service projects in their essay. Preference will be given to those students who are Wright-Patt Credit Union members and those who take a class offered by WPCU.  Amount of awards will vary.

Preference for this scholarship is for students who have a relative who is a WSU retiree, and to students who are age 25 and older. Students must be continuing undergraduate students with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and be registered full-time.

This Scholarship is for continuing students who have attained sophomore status and who show commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.

This scholarship is for students who are employed by the WSU Police Department and have attained sophomore status.

This scholarship is for Mass Communication majors with a minimum gpa of 2.5 who plan to have a career in broadcasting.

This scholarship is for ES majors.

This scholarship supports Dance majors. Please contact the department for details on how to apply.