Effective date: October 1, 2015

• Full Text of Public Act 196 of 2014 Section 245 (PDF)
• (2)(a) Annual Operating Budget (PDF) 
• (2)(b)(i) Chart of Personnel Expenditures  (PDF)
• (2)(b)(ii) Chart of Current Expenditures  (PDF)
• (2)(c)(i) Wayne State University Collective Bargaining Agreements
  • Academic Collective Bargaining Agreements
  • Non-academic Collective Bargaining Agreements
• (2)(c)(ii) Wayne State University Benefit Programs
  • Medical Insurance
  • Dental Insurance
  • Vision Plan
  • Life Insurance
  • Long-term Disability
  • Retirement Saving Plans
  • Long-term Care Insurance
  • Flexible Spending Account
  • Wellness Programs
  • COBRA Benefits
• (2)(c)(iii)Wayne State University Audits and Financial Reports
• (2)(c)(iv) Campus Security Policies and Crime Statistics
• (2)(d) Wayne State University Position List  (PDF)
• (2)(e) General Fund Revenue and Expenditure Projections
  • 2015-16 Revenue (budgeted): $601,920,173.
  • 2015-16 Expenditures (budgeted): $601,920,173.
  • 2016-17 Revenue (estimated): $614,560,497.
  • 2016-17 Expenditures (estimated): $614,560,497.
  • The FY 2017 budget projections are based on the projected increase in Detroit CPI. The FY 2017 budget will be finalized by the WSU Board of Governors in June 2016.
• (2)(f) Listing of Debt Service Obligations: Data to be made available.
• (2)(g) Policy on Transferability of Community College Core College Courses

  • Wayne State University was previously a signatory institution to the MACRAO (Michigan Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers) Agreement. As a result, Wayne State University formally acknowledges that community college transfers who have select associate's degrees or MACRAO/MTA-stamped transcripts from a community college will have met University General Education Requirements, thereby expediting these students' path to graduation. The conditions governing these agreements stipulate that Michigan community college students covered by the MACRAO or MTA agreements will still need to satisfy mathematics competency, written and oral communication classes, and any requirements specific to a particular school/college or department within the student's major field of study. Information about the transferability of community college work can be found online at: http://transfercredit.wayne.edu

• (2)(h) WSU has signed reverse transfer agreements with Henry Ford Community College, Macomb Community College, Oakland Community College, Schoolcraft Community College, Kalamazoo Valley Community College, and Wayne County Community College. Others are in discussion.

• (3) University Performance Metrics
  • (3)(a) Enrollment

• (3)(b) Student Retention Rates

• (3)(c) Six-year Graduation Rates

• (3)(d) Number of Undergraduate Pell Grant Recipients; Senior students who received Pell Grants; and Graduating Pell Grant Recipients 

• Note: Graduating Pell grant recipients include students who received at least one Pell grant while attending WSU.
• (3)(e) Geographic Origin of Students

Student Level	Geographic  Origination	Fall 2011	Fall 2012	Fall 2013	Fall 2014	Fall 2015
Undergraduate	In-State	19,079	18,548	17,831	17,282	16,732
Undergraduate	Out-of-State	269	317	238	263	243
Undergraduate	International	529	477	533	802	694
Undergraduate	Total	19,877	19,342	18,602	18,347	17,669
Graduate	In-State	8,076	7,641	7,212	7,041	7,160
Graduate	Out-of-State	752	801	739	717	670
Graduate	International	1,081	1,154	1,344	1,473	1,723
Graduate	Total	9,909	9,596	9,295	9,231	9,553
All Level	In-State	27,155	26,189	25,043	24,323	23,892
All Level	Out-of-State	1,021	1,118	977	980	913
All Level	International	1,610	1,631	1,877	2,275	2,417
All Level	Total	29,786	28,938	27,897	27,578	27,222

• (3)(f) Faculty to Undergraduate Student Ratios: Total University Employee to Total Student Ratios

Ratio Type	2010	2011	2012	2013
Faculty to undergraduate student ratios	1:16	1:16	1:16	1:15
Employee to total student ratios	1:4	1:4	1:4	1:4

• (3)(g) Teaching Load by Faculty Classification
• (3)(h) Graduation Outcome Rates, Including Employment and Continuing Education
  • Source: WSU Graduation Exit Survey 

 

• Opportunities for Earning College Credit (XLSX)
  • (6)(a)(i) State Approved Career and Technical Education or a Tech Prep Articulated Program of Study
  • (6)(a)(ii) Direct College Credit or Concurrent Enrollment
  • (6)(a)(iii) Dual Enrollment
  • (6)(a)(iv) An Early College/Middle College Program
• (6)(b)(i)Number of High School Students Participating in Programs Listed in (6)(a) - See (6)(a) for data.
• (6)(b)(ii)Number of School Districts Participating in Programs Listed in (6)(a) - See (6)(a) for data.
• (6)(b)(iii)Teacher Information for Programs Listed in (6)(a) - See (6)(a) for data.
• (6)(b)(iv)University Operating Cost of Programs Listed in (6)(a) - See (6)(a) for data.
• (6)(b)(v)Cost Per Credit Hour of Programs Listed in (6)(a) - See (6)(a) for data.
• (6)(b)(vi)Location of Programs Listed in (6)(a) - See (6)(a) for data.
• (6)(b)(vii)Instructional Resources Offered to Instructors of Programs Listed in (6)(a) - See (6)(a) for data.
• (6)(b)(viii)Resources Offered to Students of Programs Listed in (6)(a) - See (6)(a) for data.
• (6)(b)(ix)Transportation Services Provided to Students of Programs Listed in (6)(a) - See (6)(a) for data.