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Fall 2013 registration
May 24 2013
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Priority registration for all students begins Monday, March 25, 2013 and goes through Sunday, August 18, 2013. What can you do to prepare? Apply for Financial Aid or complete any outstanding requirements. Apply for Financial Aid. Complete outstanding requirements Pay off any outstanding tuition balances. Check your balance on the "Student" tab in Pipeline. View payment options. Resolve any holds you may have on your account. Check for holds by clicking on the "Holds" link under the "Student" tab in Pipeline. Read more about what to do if you have a hold. Decide which classes you want to take. Run a Degree Audit in STARS. Meet with your advisor.
Become a Student Ambassador!
May 24 2013
Wayne State University
The Student Ambassador program is looking for motivated students to represent WSU in an official capacity through volunteerism. Individuals will gain leadership skills and participate in networking opportunities throughout Detroit and surrounding communities. Ambassadors strive to improve the quality of WSU through professionalism and dedicated service. Apply at: http://doso.wayne.edu/ambassador-application.html The selection period will be April/May!
Summer '13 - Open & Late Registration
May 24 2013
N/A
Students who register for the Summer semester during this time will still be responsible for the registration fee if they drop all of their classes before the last day for tuition cancellation: Tuesday, July 2, 2013.
Spring/Summer '13 - Drop Without Tuition Cancellation
May 24 2013
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Spring/Summer classes dropped during this period will not appear on a student's academic record.  Students are still responsible for tuition and fees.
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Special Events

The Wayne State University’s Office of Special Events and Services was created to support the university and its schools, colleges and departments in planning major special events. Because the university is large and its initiatives are great, it is important that the university has a centralized office that is committed to assisting in the scheduling and execution of major events.

Special events are regularly conducted at all levels and locations throughout the university system in support of the university’s strategic vision and brand identity. The Office of Special Events seeks to provide a consistent and positive university image while maintaining maximum flexibility for events to appropriately reflect the distinctiveness of the school, college, department or campus responsible for planning and sponsoring the event. When involved, the office offers guidance and assistance in the following areas:

  • Help the university's schools, colleges, departments and campuses avoid conflicts when scheduling events
  • Help the Office of the President in maximizing event-appearance opportunities
  • Provide presidential protocol guidelines for special guests and invitees
  • Maximize university resources in regards to events
  • Support and promote the university’s positive brand image