My Recently Visited Services
This service allows the user to request a Change of Major and Declare Minor.
This service allows the user to drop courses before the census date in the given term.
A student who has had a previous federal education loan discharged due to Total and Permanent Disability may, under some circumstances, borrow a new federal student loan, although it may be necessary to resume repayment on the previously discharged loan.
This service allows the user to add courses before the census date in the given term.
A student who has had a previous federal education loan discharged due to Total and Permanent Disability may, under some circumstances, borrow a new federal student loan, although it may be necessary to resume repayment on the previously discharged loan.
This service allows students to request verification of enrollment
This service allows the user to request to withdraw from the university
The service allows students to request a transfer credit appeal.
Students and parents who wish to have an alternative loan certified or have a loan increased/decreased/reinstated/canceled will need to use this form to request the action.
This request service, along with required supporting documentation, to appeal the suspension of your financial aid eligibility resulting from your failure to meet WSSU’s minimum standards for Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP). Only valid appeals with documented extenuating circumstances will be considered and reviewed
Vouchers can be used to purchase books from the WSSU Bookstore and/or parking permits from the WSSU Parking and Transportation Office.
The Office of Financial Aid is required to consider parental information and expect a parental contribution for students who are not independent according to the FAFSA definition. This service request will allow you to answer various questions to determine if you are dependent or independent.
This service request allows students to provide consent to Winston SalemState University to disclose educational records and information
Winston-Salem State University makes every effort to assist students by providing financial assistance to help meet the cost of education. We recognize that there may be extenuating circumstances that affect your ability to provide the amount that the family is expected to pay. Certain adjustments are already considered in the calculation of a family’s ability to meet expenses in the formula that calculates financial need. Therefore,Winston-Salem State University will not always be able to reduce your expected contribution to meet educational costs based on your unique circumstances.
This catalog is published annually by Winston-Salem State University as a guide for students, faculty, and others interested in the institution. We use five interconnected systems to communicate and manage curriculum information.
The Office of Financial Aid is required to consider parental information and expect a parental contribution for students who are not independent according to the FAFSA definition. This service request will allow you to answer the various questions to determine if you are dependent or independent.
This service allows the user to change telephone numbers and related addresses.
Your 2022-2023 FAFSA has been flagged for “Unusual Enrollment History Review” by the U.S. Department of Education because you received FederalPell Grant funds and/or Federal Direct Loans at multiple education institutions during the review period of 2018-19, 2019-20, 2020-21, and 2021-22.
The Winston-Salem State University Undergraduate Catalog and Graduate Catalog are primarily intended for use by currently enrolled and prospective students, faculty, advisors, and staff. The Catalogs provide an overview of the University’s curriculum, academic programs and courses, facilities, and educational resources. They also include University academic policies, regulations, and procedures; information about degree and certificate programs, including degree requirements; a listing and description of courses; and a faculty directory.
When you file your Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA®) you’ll have to answer a series of questions about both your income and your financial assets. This independent asset verification allows students to list their assets. (for student and/or spouse)
In compliance with state regulations and the rules promulgated by the U.S. Department of Education, Winston-Salem State University is committed to implementing a student complaint process that is fair, timely, and effective.
In order to determine the eligibility of a student pursuing a second Bachelors' degree for financial aid (Title IV, institutional & state) the Office of Scholarships and Financial Aid needs to be able to verify applicable courses. Please ensure that the information is accurate and contains proper signature(s). Incomplete forms will not be reviewed and will result in a delay of financial aid. For auditing purposes, course listings cannot be attached, they must be recorded on this form.
Students complete this form if they are receiving a scholarship from a source other than WSSU.