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The surprise expense isn’t great news for Wright State, which is aiming to increase reserves by $6 million by June 30.
Wright State trustees in June slashed more than $30.8 million from the school’s budget in an attempt to begin correcting years of overspending.
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On top of the benefits costs, WSU officials have also been trying to remediate more than $5.9 million lost through enrollment declines and unexpected scholarship and fellowship costs of more than $1.5 million.
Administrators have said that they intended to make up those losses by leaving positions vacant at the school.
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