Counselors
Whether you're a high school guidance counselor or a community college counselor, you are essential to helping students reach their goals. We've put together some useful information to help lead your students to success at Wayne State University.
You can find the Admissions Counselor assigned to your institution by entering your zip code here. We are available to answer your questions about the admissions process and to help guide your students through their transition to WSU.
Find important news and information in our counselor newsletter published every semester.
Counselor Materials
Admissions materials, including a travel poster and newsletter for counselors, will be added as they become available.
- Admissions fast facts
- Counselor newsletter - fall 2020 edition
- 2020/2021 Travel Poster (Print).(pdf)
Presentation for Counselors - updated September 2020
Admission requirements
Next steps for newly admitted students
Application fee waivers
The WSU Office of Undergraduate Admissions accepts application fee waivers for first-time freshmen and transfer students. You must sign your student's university fee waiver prior to application submission at WSU. Transfer students may submit the NACAC Transfer Fee Waiver and must have attestation from a financial aid officer or staff member from their current or most recently attended college/university. Application fee waivers are subject to the approval of the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and are granted based on evidence of financial need.
Visit campus
For fall 2020, Wayne State has suspended in-person visits and has expanded our virtual opportunities for you and your students to visit with the university from the comfort of your homes. We invite you to explore our online visit options below.
Paying for college
Request materials
Need brochures or other printed materials? Email admissions@wayne.edu with your request for information.
Connecting with Us
For fall 2020, Wayne State will offer opportunities for you and your students to connect with us through virtual visits and college fairs. To schedule one of these or to discuss other ways we can connect with your students, contact the counselor assigned to your school.