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Wright State University is laying out plans to expand its Lake Campus.
The school has reached an agreement to buy 38 acres of land east of the Celina branch campus, with five concepts proposed to expand its services there. The projects are the latest announcements of its $150 million Rise. Shine. capital campaign, the largest in the school’s history.
The Lake Campus has been a major avenue of growth for Wright State, bringing in students from the Interstate 75 corridor and western Ohio. The campus has 1,200 students and 11 full-time bachelor degree programs.
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