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Wright State University has launched a smartphone app called Guide, which is designed to help students stay on track and connect to campus resources.
WSU is running a pilot project involving about 1,000 new students with a goal of introducing the app to all students next summer.
The app can send push notifications to students to remind them of important deadlines.
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