All correspondence regarding admission should be directed to this address: International Undergraduate Admissions Counselor Undergraduate Admissions Wayne State University PO Box 02759 Detroit MI 48202-0759 USA

All admission applications and supporting documents should be addressed to: Undergraduate Admissions Wayne State University PO Box 02759 Detroit MI 48202-0759 USA

Other inquiries pertaining to US Immigration and Naturalization Services (INS) regulations, US border-crossing restrictions, health insurance or employment on campus should be addressed to: Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) 42 W. Warren, 416 Welcome Center Detroit MI 48202 USA

You may contact the OISS by phone at (313) 577-3422 or at the following Internet address: www.oiss.wayne.edu.

n International students must complete the International Undergraduate Admission Application.

n Attach a check or money order for $50 in US funds for the application fee. Make checks payable to Wayne State University. Cash is not accepted.

n United States citizens living overseas are not to complete the International Undergraduate Admission Application.

High School Students

The requirement for first-year admission is a 2.75 cumulative grade-point average (on a scale of 1.0 to 4.0, with 4.0 being the highest grade). To be considered for first-year admission, all graduates from

secondary institutions must complete the pre-university educational curricula in their own country, including all internal/external state and governmental examinations required for university entrance, in addition to holding at least a 2.75 overall grade-point average.

Any applicant, regardless of grade level, may be required to submit SAT or ACT scores if admissibility is not clearly demonstrated on the basis of previous high school coursework.

University/College Transfer Students

For admission into the liberal arts curriculum, the transfer admission requirement is one year of coursework and a cumulative grade-point average of 2.0 (on a scale of 1.0 to 4.0, with 4.0 being the highest grade). Professional programs of study may have up to two years or more of prerequisites and require higher percentages or averages for admission. Refer to the section, “Undergraduate Program of Study and Contact Information,” for further explanation.

Transfer applicants with less than one year of college or university-level coursework should also request an official high school transcript, certificate or mark sheets.

Transfer students taking coursework at the time of admission to Wayne State must request an updated official transcript showing any additional credits. This transcript must be sent from that institution to the following address: Wayne State University Undergraduate Admissions PO Box 02759 Detroit MI 48202-0759, USA

Applicants on probation, or with less than a 2.0 grade-point average, or who have been excluded from another college or university, are asked to wait one calendar year before applying for admission at Wayne State. At the time of application, regular transfer admission requirements must be met.

To be considered for admission as an undergraduate international student, applicants must submit official transcripts,

mark sheets or other appropriate records of all secondary and/or university-level grades/marks and descriptions of courses (if available). The recording of grades of one or more colleges or universities on the transcript of another institution does not meet this requirement. If the educational system is similar to the American pattern, all courses should be listed with letter grades (A, B, C, D, E) or a comparable grading scale. Where the European system (based on subject fields rather than courses) is used, official records of subjects taken, as well as the results of all examinations taken and passed, specifying the level of academic achievement, must also be submitted. In countries where the unit, credit or hours for each course is used (i.e. hours per week), this should also be listed on the academic record.

All transcripts must be in native languages (where applicable) and an official English translation of these documents, with official signatures and seals of the issuing institutions, must also be submitted.

Photocopies of original documents must bear the signature and seal (if applicable) of the registrar/tabulator, or examination controller of the issuing institution. The signature and seal must be original and separate from the photographic image. Attested or “true” copies are acceptable only if certified by signature and seal (if applicable) of an administrative official of the school in which the studies were completed. In many instances, academic documents can be attested by the local embassy or consulate located in the country from which the student is applying. For additional inquiries regarding the process of requesting and verifying academic credentials, contact the international admissions counselor.

It is recommended, but not required, that applicants with credentials from countries outside of North America submit transcripts to evaluation agencies. You

All Applicants

Inquiries

International Undergraduate Admission Application

International Admission Requirements

Required Academic Credentials

Copies of Documents

Non-Universty Evaluation Agencies

This application is to be used for first-year and university or college transfer undergraduate international students. Graduate, guest, post-bachelor’s degree, permit-to-register and renewal admission processes require separate applications. To receive the appropriate application by mail, call (877) WSU-INFO, or e-mail us at admissions@wayne.edu. You may also download applications from our Web site at apply.wayne.edu. Our e-mail address is admissions@wayne.edu.

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may send your academic credentials to Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE) for evaluation regarding equivalency and transfer of coursework. Contact ECE by mail at PO Box 92970, Milwaukee, WI 53202-0970 USA, by phone at (414) 289-3400, or via the Internet at www.ece.org. For additional evaluation agencies, or any other inquiry, you may contact the international admissions counselor.

The following applicants are exempt from taking the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and the Test of Written English (TWE): n International students whose native

language is English.

n Applicants who have completed all their secondary or post-secondary education in the United States, Canada or other English-speaking countries such as the United Kingdom, the West Indies, and other countries specified by the Wayne State University Office of Undergraduate Admissions.

For those applicants not meeting the above exemption requirements, minimum scores of 550 TOEFL and Oral and TWE 5.5 are required. If taking the computer-based TOEFL, a minimum score of 213, in addition to a TWE and Oral of 5.5, is required, IBT 79-80. Applicants may also take the University of Michigan English Proficiency Exam (MELAB). The minimum MELAB score required for Wayne State admission is 85. For more information about the MELAB, contact the University of Michigan at (734) 764-2416.

Applicants whose native language is not English but who have been instructed in the English language are not necessarily exempt from the TOEFL/TWE/Oral requirements.

The TOEFL/TWE/Oral Bulletin of Information and Registration Form is available from high school and university counseling offices and at many agencies. These agencies include the Institute of International Education, African-American Institute, Amideast and the American-Korean Foundation. If this information is difficult to find in your local area, write to: TOEFL Box 6151 Princeton NJ 08541-6151 USA

Or you may contact TOEFL by phone at (609) 921-9000 or online at www.toefl.org. You may also contact the Office of Testing, Evaluation and Research Services at Wayne State by calling (313) 577-3400 for instructions and registration information for the institutional TOEFL. Students who have already submitted an application to Wayne State may contact the English Language Institute at (313) 577-2729 regarding the institutional TOEFL/TWE/Oral exam.

Fall–May 1 (Classes begin in September)

Winter–September 1 (Classes begin in January)

Spring/Summer–January 2 (Classes begin in May)

Applications received after the above deadlines will be deferred to the next semester if appropriate.

Applicants to professional schools such as Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Nursing and Social Work should note the additional requirements for admission. In many instances, admission to professional programs requires a supplemental professional school application. Contact the respective program or department for additional information. Applicants who do not meet admission requirements for the professional programs may choose to be considered for admission to the pre-professional programs in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.

International students must provide official financial support statements documenting the sponsor’s willingness to pay for tuition, registration fees, books and supplies, and living expenses (if applicable) for the duration of the anticipated study period at Wayne State (usually four years).

A third party such as a bank must verify the ability of you or your sponsor to provide the needed funds. Use the bank statement included in this booklet, or request a letter from your sponsor’s bank indicating the name of the bank,

the account number, account holder’s signature, and bank official’s signature. These documents are required for the student F-1 or J-1 visa petition at the American Embassy/Consulate in the home country. It is advised that the student request two original copies of financial documents: one for the visa application and one for Wayne State University.

The Certificate of Eligibility (Form I-20) accompanies the letter of admission and includes additional information about registration procedures. Once your student visa is approved and you have entered the United States, it is imperative that you contact the Office of International Students and Scholars (OISS) at (313) 577-3422. You must present your I-20 or DS-2019 to the OISS to finalize your transfer/entry. Failure to do so may affect your student status in the United States and will prevent you from registering for classes in the semester following your entry. If you misplace your Form I-20, please contact OISS for a copy.

Wayne State University apartments and new residence halls are conveniently located on or within walking distance from the main campus.

For more information, contact the Wayne State Office of Housing and Residential Life at (313) 577-2116 for a preliminary housing application. You may also visit the housing Web site at housing.wayne.edu for additional information.

Campus tours are given Monday through Friday and select Saturdays throughout the year. Reservations are required. Call (877) WSU-INFO for more information.

English Proficiency Requirements University Application

Due Dates

Professional Schools

Financial Documentation of Support

Registration Procedures

Housing

Campus Tour

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Undergraduate Programs of Study and Contact InformationDietetics Economics English Environmental Science*Film Studies*Geography Geology German or Slavic Studies

Polish Russian

History HumanitiesInformation Systems TechnologyInternational Studies (Co-major)*Linguistics Mathematics Near Eastern or Asian Studies

Arabic Chinese Hebrew Japanese

Nutrition and Food Science Peace and Conflict Studies (Co-major)*Philosophy Physics Political Science Psychology Public Affairs Religious Studies*Romance Languages and Literature*

French Italian Spanish

Sociology Urban Studies (Co-major)*Women’s Studies (Co-major)*

* You cannot apply directly into this program. Please see the WSU Undergraduate Bulletin for additional program requirements.

Fine, Performing and Communication ArtsLinsell House 5104 Gullen Mall (313) 577-5342 www.cfpca.wayne.edu

ArtArt HistoryDanceFashion Design and MerchandisingFlimJournalismMedia Arts and StudiesMusicPublic RelationsSpeech CommunicationTheatre

Liberal Arts and Sciences2155 Old Main 4841 Cass Ave. (313) 577-2515 www.clas.wayne.edu

Africana Studies American Studies*Anthropology Biological Sciences Canadian Studies*Chemistry Classics*Communication Sciences and Disorders*Comparative Literature*Composition*Computer Science Criminal Justice

1100 Engineering Building 5050 Anthony Wayne Drive (313) 577-3780 www.eng.wayne.edu

Chemical Civil and EnvironmentalElectrical and Computer with

Electrical or Computer Engineering Options

Industrial and Manufacturing Mechanical

Engineering

Engineering Technology Building 4855 Fourth St. (313) 577-0800 www.et.eng.wayne.edu

ComputerElectrical/ElectronicElectromechanicalIndustrial/ManufacturingMechanicalProduct Design

Engineering Technology

Education469 Education Building 5425 Gullen Mall (313) 577-1601 www.coe.wayne.edu coeundergrad@wayne.edu

Art Education

Elementary Education

Health Education

Kinesiology Exercise and Sport Science

Secondary Education Career and Technical English Foreign Language Mathematics Science Social Studies Speech

Special Education Cognitive Impairment Speech Impaired

Business Administration200 Prentis Building 5201 Cass Ave. (313) 577-4505 www.busadm.wayne.edu

AccountingBusiness LogisticsFinance Information Systems and

Manufacturing ManagementMarketing

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Undergraduate Programs of Study and Contact InformationSocial Work135 Thompson Home 4753 Cass Ave. (313) 577-4409 www.socialwork.wayne.edu

Pre-Social Work in Liberal Arts and Sciences

Social WorkContact the school for a professional school application. Priority processing date: Feb. 28 for fall semester.

Pharmacy and Health SciencesEugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences 259 Mack (313) 577-1716 www.cphs.wayne.edu

Pre-Professional Programs in Liberal Arts and Sciences: Occupational Therapy, Pharmacy and Physical Therapy

Anatomic Pathologists’ AssistantClinical Laboratory ScienceHealth Sciences Concentrations Cytotechnology CytogeneticsMortuary ScienceRadiation Therapy TechnologyRadiologic Technology Mortuary Science —Admission deadline: March 15 for fall semester

Radiation Therapy Technology—Admission deadline: April 1 for fall semester

Radiologic Technology — Admission deadline: Jan. 30 for fall semester

Admission deadline for programs is April 15 for the fall semester unless otherwise noted.*

3324 Faculty/Administration Building 656 W. Kirby (313) 577-4378 www.clas.wayne.edu/cbs

Co-major

This program aims to increase the number of Latinos with a university education by supporting them with personalized advising, self-empowerment, learning communities, leadership opportunities and special scholarships. The program offers courses in the history, literature and culture of Latinos and Latin America. To apply, contact the program, attend an orientation session and file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) if you are a Michigan resident.

Chicano-Boricua Studies

(Must already possess a U.S. Equivalent bachelor’s degree)Accounting, (313) 577-4505Clinical Laboratory Science,

(313) 577-1384Computer Science, (313) 577-2477Dietetics, (313) 577-2500Forensic Investigation, (313) 577-1716Nonprofit Sector Studies,

(313) 577-7683

Postbachelor’s Certificates

Interdisciplinary Studies2220 Academic/Administrative Building 5700 Cass Ave. (313) 577-4627 www.clas.wayne.edu/IS

Three bachelor’s-degree programs: four-year program for adult learners; two-year capstone program for holders of associate of applied science degrees; and the technical and interdisciplinary studies program for graduates of two-year technical, vocational and professional associate of applied science degree programs.

656 W. Kirby St. 3178 Faculty/Administration Building (313) 577-2191 www.laborstudies.wayne.edu

Co-majorDevelop the critical skills to analyze employment and workplace issues, with a special focus on the needs and interests of workers and their unions.

Labor Studies Program

2100 Undergraduate Library 5155 Gullen Mall (313) 577-3030 honors@wayne.edu honors.wayne.edu

Co-majorCollege or department honors may be available in your major. For a list of Honors tracks, visit honors.wayne.edu.

Honors Program

Special Programs

10 Cohn Building 5557 Cass Ave. (313) 577-4082 nursinginfo@wayne.edu nursing.wayne.edu

Pre-Nursing in Liberal Arts and SciencesAccelerated RN-MSN Program

RN-BSN Completion Program

Second Career/Second Degree Program

Traditional Program

Admission deadlines: March 31 for fall enrollment in Traditional and Second Career/Second Degree (CD2) programs; Aug. 1, Dec. 1 and April 1 for fall, winter and spring enrollment respectively in Accelerated and RN-BSN Completion programs.*

Nursing

*Contact the college for a professional school application.

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International Undergraduate Admission Application

Have you ever applied to WSU? q Yes q No If yes, did you register for classes? q Yes q No What was your student ID #?

Legal Name Former/Maiden Name Last(FamilyName) First Middle

Mailing Address City State ZIP

Permanent Foreign Address Street City Country

Phone Number Home Work Cell

E-mail Address

Gender q M q F Birth Date US Social Security Number WesternCalendar(mm,dd,yy) Ifnone,leaveblank

Country of Birth Country of Citizenship Country of Legal Residence

If you have a US non-immigrant status, please specify:

Type of non-immigrant status: q TN q F-2 q H-4 q L-2 q J-2 q R-2

q H-1 q L-1 q J-1 q F-1 q R-1 q Other

International students currently holding F-1/J-1 status at a US college or university must submit a non-immigrant immigration status verification with a copy of the current I-20 or IAP-66.

Name of Parent or Legal Guardian (Emergency Contact):

Address: Phone:

Indicate when you wish to be a student at Wayne State University.

q Fall 20 _________(early September) q Winter 20 _________(early January) q Spring/Summer 20 _________(early May) ApplicationDeadlinedates:May1forfall September1forwinter January2forspring/summer

Select the college/major to which you wish to apply and write your selection in the space provided. See pages 3-4 for the list.

College within Wayne State Major

Proof of proficiency in the English language is required before you begin academic study. List any English proficiency examinations taken.

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) Score TestDate TestLocation

Test of Written English (TWE) Score TestDate TestLocation

Michigan English Language Assessment Battery (MELAB) Score TestDate TestLocation

Other Examination(s) NameofExamination Score TestDate TestLocation

If you do not meet the English Proficiency Requirement, will you attend the Wayne State English Language Institute? q Yes q No Minimum requirements for Wayne State University: TOEFL 550 TWE 5.5 Computer-based: TOEFL 213 MELAB 85 TWE 5.5 IBT 79 ORAL 5.5

Return to Wayne State University • Undergraduate Admissions • PO Box 02759 • Detroit MI 48202-0759 • USA

A non-refundable application fee of $50 is required. Attach check or money order made payable to “Wayne State University.” Checks drawn on foreign banks must carry the notation; “Payable in US funds plus service charges.”

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List the names and dates of attendance of all secondary schools, colleges, universities and specialized institutions you have attended. Include any Wayne State colleges and schools you are currently attending, if applicable. Attach an additional sheet if necessary. Please attach a syllabus of foreign courses.

Name of School Location Dates of Attendance Degree, Diploma (City, State/Country) From: To: or Certificate Month-Year Month-YearSecondary School

College, University, Institution, Other

Are you currently attending a college/university? q Yes q No

If yes, which one?

How many credits are you taking this term?

If you previously began and discontinued studies at a college or university, state reason for discontinuing:

Personal Statement — Please use this space to include any additional information about yourself you would like us to have.

I understand that withholding information requested on this application or giving false information will make me ineligible for admission to Wayne State or subject to dismissal. I certify that the statements I have made on this application are correct and complete. Your signature is required before Wayne State can process this application.

Applicant’s signature Date

FOR OFFICE USE ONLY

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Column 1Write the appropriate calendar years on each line for every school year attended, beginning with the year you first entered elementary school and continuing to the final year of attendance.

Column 2Write your age at the beginning of each school year. If you were 6 years old in the first school year, write “6” on the first line and list your correct age for each successive year.

Column 3This represents the actual years you attended school. Your first year is No. 1; your second year is No. 2; etc. Allow one line for each year.

Column 4

Write the name used to identify the year attended (“grade,” “standard,” “form,” “sixieme,” “cinquieme,” “sexta,” “quinta,” etc.). Use the terminology of the country in which the school is located. Do not try to translate it into American terminology.

Column 5Write the name of the school you attended. Again, use the terminology of the country. Do not try to translate it into American terminology.

Column 6Write the town or city and country where the school is located.

Column 7Write the name of any examination(s) passed or certificate(s) obtained at the end of that school year. If the certificate is awarded only upon completion of a type of school (elementary, middle, secondary, university, etc.), write the name opposite the corresponding school year in column 3. List the name of the document in the terminology of the country, such as “GCE,” “Reifezeugniss,” “Student-ereksamen,” “Bachillerato,” “Artium,” “Baccalaureat I and II,” “Secondary and Intermediate,” “Diploma,” “Attestat Certificate” or whatever is applicable in your case. Do not convert any name to American terminology.

If any interruptions occurred in your educational career such as academic failure, illness, financial problems, natural disaster (flood, earthquake, etc.), political upheaval or any other reason that prevented a normal, sequential progress in school, write and attach to this form a full and detailed explanation.

If you need to include any information or explanation concerning your educational career not provided in this form, write your statements below. Use separate sheets if necessary and attach to this form.

Instructions for Completing the Summary of Educational Experience

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Type or print your full name as you would customarily write it. Underline the family name (or other, if family name is not used) under which you want to be officially listed in the Wayne State University Records Office.

Name First Other Names Family Name

Birth Date (Western Calendar) Month Day Year

Place of birth Town or City Province Country

Read and follow directions on the reverse side before completing this form.

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Calendar Your Year in Name of Name of School or Location Diplomas, Certificates Year Age School School Year University Attended of School and Graduations

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Signature Date

Summary of Educational Experience by Years

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Read the following instructions carefully before completing the Statement of Financial Support and submitting it to Wayne State University.

Official sponsorship letters including details, terms and amounts of the award are to be attached to the Statement of Financial Support. This form must be completed and submitted along with an original bank statement or official letter of award from the sponsor as part of the admission process. Photocopies of the documents are not acceptable.

The United States Citizenship and Immigration Services regulations require that all international applicants demonstrate their ability to meet all living and educational expenses for the entire intended period of study for the university to issue a Certificate of Eligibility (Form I-20 AB or DS-2019). For this reason, this form must be completed and returned regardless of the source of funding. If the applicant will be supported by personal and/or family funds, SECTION A on the reverse

side of this form must be completed. If the applicant will be supported by a government, agency or organizational sponsor, the sponsor must complete SECTION B.

If the applicant is married and plans to bring a spouse and dependent children to the United States, additional funds are required to cover the expenses of the spouse and children.

The Wayne State University Office of Undergraduate Admissions will not issue the Certificate of Eligibility until the applicant has

1. provided evidence of acceptable English proficiency (undergraduate students may attend the English Language Institute)

2. provided evidence of adequate financial resources

3. received a positive admission decision

In addition, if admitted, the applicant will need to prove to the US Consulate officer in the home country that there are sufficient funds to cover the first year of study. Therefore, we suggest that you request two original copies of all financial documents: one copy for you to keep and submit to the US Consulate and the other to send to WSU with the original application for admission.

Return this completed form to Wayne State University Undergraduate Admissions PO Box 02759 Detroit MI 48202-0759 USA

Students interested in information about studying in the US are welcome to visit the State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs Web site at www.educationusa.state.gov.

Instructions for Completing the Statement of Financial Support

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Name Family or Surname First/Given Middle Student Number (if known)

Address Number/Street City State Country Postal Code

A. Affidavit of Support for Applicants Sponsored by Personal/Family Funds. Your sponsor must complete this Statement of Financial Support and submit verifying bank documentation.

(Applicants supported by a government agency or organizational sponsor should leave this section blank and complete Section B below).

I, , do hereby promise to pay the following expenses for

for his/her duration of study at Wayne State University.

Check all that apply: q Tuition, fees and health insurance q Living expenses for applicant q Living expenses for applicant’s dependent(s)

I certify that I have sufficient funds to cover the minimum cost as indicated on the Wayne State University “Financial Requirements for Undergraduate International Students” form. As verification, I am providing a certified bank statement in English, showing current deposit balances and the equivalent US dollar amount. If the applicant’s spouse and/or child(ren) accompany him/her, I will also provide full financial support for them.

Signature of Sponsor Date

Relationship to Applicant Telephone Number

Address of Sponsor Number/Street City/State Country Postal Code

Total amount in US dollars available for applicant per year: $

B. Affidavit of Support for Applicants Sponsored by Government, Agency or Organization. This section must be completed by the sponsoring agency. If, in addition, the sponsor is submitting a separate official statement of the award, the statement must be on official letterhead and include all of the information requested below.

We, , do hereby certify that we will pay the following

expenses for from through

Check all that apply: q Tuition, fees and health insurance q Living expenses for applicant q Living expenses for applicant’s dependent(s)

Study is approved for in at Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan.

The award is effective from through

The total amount of the award in US dollars is $

Signature Date

Address Number/Street City/State Country Postal Code

Official Title City

Department/Division State Country Postal Code

Statement of Financial Support

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Student ID#

Bank Official

RE: Student’s Name (Last, First)

Wayne State University and US Citizenship and Immigration Services require that foreign applicants for admission to Wayne State University submit documentation indicating that sufficient funds are available to cover tuition, fees and living expenses for the first year of study.

It is advised that you certify the balance of the account held at your branch for the individual whose signature is below.

Account Number

Signature of Account Holder or Sponsor

We, , certify that the account in the name of Bank Name

has a balance of $ Account Holder’s Name (stated in US dollars)

at the close of business on . Date

Signature of Bank Official

Mail original form to Wayne State University Undergraduate Admissions PO Box 02759 Detroit MI 48202-0759 USA

A second original should be issued to the student for his or her records.

Bank Stamp or Seal

Bank Statement

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Financial Requirements for Undergraduate International Students

* EFFECTIVE DATE: September 1, 2003 (fees subject to change by action of the university Board of Governors)

Eligible applicants/employees, A, E,G,H,I, L, R and TN visa Holders, and their spouses and dependent children of the above named categories are eligible for waiver of the non-resident portion of assessed tuition. To be eligible upon admission eligible students must complete the “request for Waiver of the Non-Resident Portion of Tuition” form. For more information visit http://sdcl.wayne.edu/RegistrarWeb/Forms/Forms.

Expenses for International Students

Tuition: $13,688

Living Expenses: $13,088

Total: $26,776*

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Ghafari and South Residence Halls

First-year students only Located in the heart of campus, steps from the 24-hour Undergraduate Library, the Recreation and Fitness Center, the Student Center and classes

Features

n Live-in residence hall director and student resident assistants

n Study rooms and social lounges on each floor

n Each room equipped with high-speed Internet connection, cable and local telephone services

n Fully equipped on-site laundry facilities

n Staffed 24-hour reception desk with card access system

n Academic, social and personal programs and workshops provided

Room rental rates shown (Must choose one of two meal plans) Furnished Two-Person Room $4,175 With private bath

19-Meal Plan $2,400** Nineteen meals a week. Breakfast, lunch and dinner, Monday through Friday. Brunch and dinner Saturday and Sunday. Meals must be taken during designated serving times.

15-Meal Plan $2,650** Fifteen meals a week Monday through Sunday.

* Rates are per person for the academic year fall and winter semesters and does not include meal plan.

**2006/2007 rates.

Housing for Undergraduate International Students

The Towers Residential Suites

Sophomores, juniors and seniors Located in the heart of campus, steps from the 24-hour Undergraduate Library, the Recreation and Fitness Center, the Student Center and classes

Features

n Free Internet access

n Cable connections

n Multiple social and study lounges on each floor

n Laundry rooms on every other floor

n 24-hour staffed reception area

n Hotel-like card entry

n 400-person café-style dining facility

n Fitness facilities on every third floor

n Retail and convenience stores on first floor

n Green spaces around the building

Room rental rates shown (meal plan not included) A: Four-Person Suite: $4,280 Two double-occupancy bedrooms

B: Four-Person Suite: $4,760 Two double-occupancy bedrooms with shared living area

C: Four-Person Suite: Single Bed: $5,040

Double Room: $4,535 Two single-occupancy bedrooms, one shared bedroom

with shared living area

D: Four-Person Suite: $5,040 Four single-occupancy bedrooms and shared living area

D: Four-Person Suite (Large): $5,290 Four single-occupancy bedrooms with large living area

E: One Bedroom (limited number available): $5,954 One single-occupancy bedroom

F: Two-Person Suite: $5,290 Two single-occupancy bedrooms with small living area

G: Two-Person Room: $4,175 One double-occupancy bedroom

Each suite has a private bathroom.

Undergraduate students must choose one of three meal plans.

10-Meal Plan $2,200

10 meals a week, Monday through Sunday. You will receive $150 on your student debit card to spend on food at other campus venues.

Five-Meal Plan $1,200

Five meals a week, Monday through Sunday. You will receive $100 on your student debit card to spend on food at other campus venues.

Super 78 Block $1,000

Any 78 meals each semester.

• For Towers Residents suites

• Rates are per person for the academic year

• Does not include the cost of a mandatory meal plan

• Fully furnished.

*Rates subject to change.

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Housing for Undergraduate International Students

University Tower Apartments

Juniors and seniors

Modern, 11-story, 300-unit complex is at the southern end of the main campus. Take a short walk to classes or ride the free shuttle

Features n Each apartment is wired for access to the

university’s computer network

n Multipurpose room, television lounge, study lounge, large laundry facility, child-care center and WDET radio offices on the first floor

n Two- and three-bedroom units have two baths

n Units have air conditioning and heat controls

Room rental rates shown One Bedroom: $758 * Does not include $10/month mandatory cable fee*

Two Bedroom: $935 * Does not include $20/month mandatory cable fee*

Three Bedroom: $1,118 * Does not include $20/month mandatory cable fee*

• Rates are monthly.

• All apartment units are unfurnished.

• Please contact housing.wayne.edu for furniture rental information.

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Release of InformationAccording to university regulations we are not permitted to release information pertaining to an applicant's status to anyone but the applicant.

If you wish to designate a specific person in this country as your representative, provide the following information.

Important: This form must be completed by the applicant and mailed directly to the Office of Undergraduate Admissions. It will not be accepted if it is hand-carried to the office.

Please Print

Name of representative:

Address:

Phone number:

Relationship:

Your Signature:

Print your name: Last (Family Name) First (Given Name)

Student ID number: (If Known)

If you would like your I-20 Form to be given to your representative, sign below.

Signature:

Print your name: Date:

Mail form to: Wayne State University Undergraduate Admissions PO Box 02759 Detroit MI 48202-0759, U.S.A.

Students Applying from Other Countries:

q 1. Official application and $50 application fee payable in US funds.

q 2. Certified English translations of all university transcripts required by the university. Translations must bear the seal/stamp of the issuing institution.

q 3. Official transcripts in native language.

q 4. For transfer credit purposes, please submit copies of all course descriptions

q 5. Signed Statement of Financial Support. This cannot be more than six months old.

q 6. Supporting bank and funding documentation verifying the minimum required dollar amount specified on the “Financial Requirements for Undergraduate International” form. Bank documentation must show equivalent dollar amount and cannot be more than six months old.

q 7. TOEFL or MELAB with minimum score of 550 or 85, respectively, and TWE and oral scores of 5.5 or more. Minimum required score for the computer-based TOEFL is 213, with oral score of 5.5, IBT TOEFL 79-80. Test results cannot be more than two years old.

q 8. Signed photograph (only one is needed).

q 9. If you are currently holding a non-immigrant immigration status (H1/H4, B1, F2, TN, L1/L2, etc.), include a photocopy of your current visa documents.

Transfer Students from American Universities/Colleges:

q 1. Official transcripts from high school and college or university must be forwarded directly from each institution attended.

q 2. Current Statement of Financial Support (This cannot be more than six months old).

q 3. Supporting bank documentation verifying the minimum required dollar amount specified on the “Financial Requirements for Undergraduate International” form. Bank documentation must show equivalent dollar amount and cannot be more than six months old.

q 4. TOEFL or MELAB with minimum score of 550 or 85, respectively, and TWE and oral scores of 5.5 or more. Minimum required score for the computer-based TOEFL is 213, with oral score of 5.5, IBT TOEFL 79-80. Test results cannot be more than two years old.

q 5. Signed photograph (only one is needed).

q 6. Copy of current I-20.

q 7. Official application and $50 application fee payable in US funds.

q 8. If you are currently holding a non-immigrant immigration status (H1/H4, B1, F2, TN, L1/L2, etc.), include a photocopy of your current visa documents.

q 9. F-1 and J-1 students must contact their international students office to get released in SEVIS to the WSU Office of Undergraduate Admissions before it can process a new I-20 or DS-2019.

IMPORTANT: All bank documentation must be original. No photocopies are accepted.

Mail all documentation directly to Wayne State University Office of Undergraduate Admissions PO Box 02759

Undergraduate International Checklist

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