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About
The Boonshoft School of Medicine at Wright State University, established in 1973 by the Ohio General Assembly, is a community-based medical school in Dayton that owns no university hospital and instead partners with six major teaching hospitals and two federal institutions (including Wright-Patterson Air Force Base) for clinical training. The school emphasizes teamwork over competition and service to underserved areas of Ohio.
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- Acceptance rateSchool medicine.wright.edu
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- TuitionSchool medicine.wright.edu
Acceptance rate is the school's published 4.66% for the Class of 2027 (facts-at-a-glance, last updated 2024); for the Class of 2028 the school publishes 6,338 applicants and 130 matriculants (2.05% matriculation rate, not an acceptance rate). Tuition shown is instructional & general tuition for first-year students; an additional $5,575 in other fees applies to both residents and non-residents (total $52,174 in-state / $79,517 out-of-state). Public school; approximately 20% of recent classes out-of-state.
Retrieved 2026-07-07.