Stay up to date with Wayne State's COVID-19 response, fall plans
Campus life and learning will look different this fall, and we have new guidelines in place to accommodate social distancing and prevent the spread of the coronavirus. But even though things have changed, Wayne State remains firmly committed to its academic mission. (Please note that plans are subject to change based on emerging data).
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Tips to help students prepare for the start of classes
As always, the start of the fall semester is an exciting time, and WSU’s vast network of resources have been adapted to support students remotely. All Warriors are encouraged to take some time to prepare for the start of the semester before classes begin on Sept. 1, 2020.
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Enrollment and student success on the rise
Despite existing uncertainty due to current events, Wayne State University continues to be successful in its mission. Recent data compiled by the university’s Office of Institutional Research shows that we may, in fact, be bucking the trend by experiencing an increase in enrollment.
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Students find internships despite COVID-19's impact on industry
As industries began to re-engage in late spring, many Wayne State students found themselves bucking the downward trend to obtain the real-world experiences needed to enhance their employability, proving that not only are they in-demand, they are also resilient.
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Wayne Med-Direct reaches milestone as first cohort starts medical school
The first cohort to participate in Wayne Med-Direct — which focuses on placing highly talented, traditionally underrepresented undergraduate students at Wayne State on the academic fast track to the WSU School of Medicine — received their bachelor’s degrees last spring and started their first year of medical school this summer. The students began classes this month.
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