Enrollment Management Services

Welcome to Enrollment Management Services!

Enrollment Management Services at the WSUSOM is responsible for implementing and overseeing the activities related to the recruitment, retention, enrollment and graduation of medical school applicants and students.

Please use the links on the left of the page to learn more about our staff and the offices that make up our department.

Get in touch with enrollment services

Lobby

Mazurek Education Commons
320 E. Canfield Ave., Suite 322
Detroit, MI 48201 (map)

Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Phones

313-577-1466

Hours:
Monday - Friday: 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

Email

Enrollment
medenrollment@wayne.edu

Admissions
mdadmissions@wayne.edu

Financial Aid
finaidmed@wayne.edu

Records and Registration
records@med.wayne.edu

Scholarships
ScholarshipTeam@wayne.edu

Financial Wellness and Budgeting
Finwellness@wayne.edu

Frequently requested information

What documents are needed to satisfy the checklist for Visa or citizenship document?
- Applicants whose portals request citizenship documents or visa documents, should upload a copy of a citizen card, or passport.
- To be eligible to apply for admission to the Wayne State University School of Medicine, you must have completed a bachelor's degree including all Medical School pre-requisites. You must be a U.S. citizen, a U.S. permanent, resident, a Canadian citizen, or any student who has completed a bachelor's, masters or doctoral degree at Wayne State University regardless of citizenship.
How can I find out if I have met all of the prerequisite requirements for admissions?
If you have questions regarding the prerequisite coursework, you should contact your pre-med or pre-health advisor at your college or university. They can assist you with that clarification.
How should I answer the essay regarding a re-applicant?
- Anyone who has applied to Wayne State University School of Medicine in the past must complete that essay.
- If you applied to other medical schools but not to WSUSOM, you are not required to complete that essay.
  - However, you may complete that essay, if you wish. This will give you a chance to explain areas that you have identified as opportunities to improve and how you have made progress in those areas. This is also a great place to share your self-reflection.
I did not do as well on my MCAT as I had hoped and plan on retaking. What should I do?
- Notify AMCAS that you intend to retake the exam no later than September 30 of the year in which you apply. Scores for MCAT exams taken after September will not be considered toward the current application cycle.
- Your application would be reviewed with the current scores and either moved forward or held and then would be reviewed again once the new MCAT score is posted to your application by AMCAS. Do not submit a score report.
What is VSAS/VSLO?
VSAS stands for the Visiting Student Application Service, which is now VSLO. VSLO is the Visiting Student Learning Opportunities program. You may hear the terms used interchangeably. VSLO is a standardized online application for short-term clinical away elective opportunities.

More information about the VSAS/VSLO services
How can I pay my health insurance or disability insurance?
Health insurance premium and disability payments are accepted and processed by CASHNet Smartpay. For more information about Health Insurance and Disability Insurance, please visit: https://recordsandreg.med.wayne.edu/insurance
How do I request an official transcript?
To request your School of Medicine official transcript, please download and complete the Official Transcript Request Form.

For instructions and more information visit the Records and Registration website and the Wayne State University Registrar's website.