July 24, 2020 – The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has clarified parts of the SEVP March 2020 "status quo" guidance  as it relates to fall 2020 for both new and continuing international students.

The latest guidelines stipulate that first time/new international students must enroll in at least one hybrid or in-person class in order to be eligible to enter the U.S. in the fall term. Wayne State's planned mix of hybrid and face-to-face courses will allow the university to support the majority of our new international students.

Students who are not able to attend classes in-person have the choice of starting their classes online while remaining outside of the U.S. or reapplying for admission for winter 2021. Graduate students who would like to be considered for admission for another term should contact their departmental adviser for instructions and next steps. Undergraduates should contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions at admissions@wayne.edu.

We are working with units across campus to ensure that you are able to continue making progress toward your academic degree, and will do everything that we can to assist you.

If you have questions, please contact us at oissmail@wayne.edu. That inbox is continually monitored and we will assign an advisor to help get you the information that you need.

International students are and will continue to be an integral part of our campus, and you bring value and richness to our culture. You will always have our full support and you will always be welcome at WSU.

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