Surrounded by a lush 200-acre biological reserve, Wright State University’s main campus is located in a suburban community approximately ten miles northeast of Dayton, Ohio. The accessible and state-of-the-art campus enrolls nearly 17,000 students, including 1,400 international students, and approximately 4,000 in graduate and professional programs. Wright State’s Vision is to be “Ohio’s most innovative university, known and admired for our diversity and for the transformative impact we have on the lives of our students and on the communities we serve.” Named for Dayton’s aviation pioneers Orville and Wilbur Wright, the university offers approximately 110 undergraduate programs through the colleges of Business, Education and Human Services, Engineering and Computer Science, Liberal Arts, Nursing and Health, and Science and Mathematics. It also operates a satellite campus in northwest Ohio on the shores of Grand Lake St. Marys, which serves another 1200 students. The university offers over 40 masters programs, six research doctorates, and three professional doctorates, including the M.D. Known as the birthplace of aviation, Dayton has a population of approximately 180,000 people and is at the center of a metropolitan area that includes seven counties and more than one million people.