Study Skills Support Students who need to improve their learning ability are supported by a special, individualized program designed to help them improve skills such as time management, note taking, organization, and test taking. More information is published in the Student Policy Guide. Tutoring Services Support in mastering subject matter of the freshman year is provided by an extensive peer tutorial system, which is available without charge to all students. The academic medical community and the practicing profession are intensely interested in the maintenance of a diverse student body. Wright State University School of Medicine is a strong supporter of equality in educational opportunities.
Every effort is made to recruit qualified minority students who wish to pursue a medical career.
The school's philosophy is to seek students with diverse social, ethnic, and cultural heritages. This includes not only minority students, but also the older and non-traditional student. The School of Medicine promotes an environment in which all persons are free to make their contributions. Student clubs and organizations at Wright State University School of Medicine are diverse in their goals, personalities and visibility on campus. Getting involved in an organization or specialty club is a great way to meet people and share common interests.