Institutional & financial assistance
information for students

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The facts and figures on this page have been compiled from an array of resources to give current and prospective students ample information about Wake Forest University. Some information exists in downloadable documents or on other web pages. In those cases, a link to the resource is provided. Any questions or comments regarding the content of this page may be submitted via the feedback page.

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Institutional Information

• Cost of attendance
  
• Refund policy [PDF file]
  
• Withdrawal Procedures [PDF file]
  
• Return of Title IV grants and loans [PDF file]
  
• Academic programs
  
• Wake Forest FERPA Information
• Statement of Equal Opportunity [PDF file]
  
• Disabled student facilities/services
  
• Student health and vaccination policy
  
• Contact persons
  
• Study abroad statement of aid eligibility:
  A student's enrollment in a program of study abroad approved for credit by Wake Forest University may be considered enrollment at Wake Forest for the purpose of applying for assistance under the Title IV Higher
  Education Act programs. Financial aid policies for study abroad are listed in the policies section of the need-based aid web site.
  
• Accrediting associations
  
• Accreditation documents
  Wake Forest University was granted reaffirmation of accreditation by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) in December, 1997. Documents verifying the University's accreditation are located in the Office of Institutional Research.

Graduation Rates

• Overall Graduation and Retention Rates [PDF file]
  
• Graduation Rates by Race and Financial Aid Status [PDF file]
  

Student Financial Aid

• Code of Conduct for Institutional Financial Aid Administrators
  
• Description of aid programs
  
• Application procedures
  »  Need-based financial aid
  »   Merit-based financial aid
  »   Eligibility requirements
  
• Selection criteria
  
• Criteria for determining amount
  
• Criteria for continued eligibility
  
• Satisfactory academic progress standards
  »   Credits standard [PDF file ]
  »   Hours standard [PDF file]
• Criteria for re-establishing eligibility
  
• Disbursement method and frequency  
  
• Loan terms
  
• Employment terms
  
• Borrower exit counseling
  
• FFEL deferment for service under Peace Corps Act, Domestic Volunteer Service Act, other volunteer tax-exempt community service
• Loan Cancellation/Deferment Options for Teachers
• Loan Cancellation for Childcare Providers
  

Distribution of Mail Voter Registration Forms

• Voter registration information

Security Policies and Crime Statistics

• Crime statistics
  
• Reporting procedures
  
• Timely warning reports
  
• Reynolda Campus Annual Crime Report and statistics preparation policy [PDF file]
• Worrell House Annual Crime Report [PDF file]
• Casa Artom Annual Crime Report [PDF file]
• Flow Haus Annual Crime Report [PDF file]
  
• Persons/organizations to whom crimes are reported
  
• Policy for reporting crimes on voluntary, confidential basis
  
• Policy statement re: security/access campus facilities, including maintenance security
  
• Relationship with state/local police
  
• Encourage prompt reporting (and see Reynolda Campus Crime Report, above)
  
• Encourage counselors to inform clients to report crimes confidentially (see Reynolda Campus Crime Report, above)
  
• Security information programs (see Reynolda Campus Crime Report, above)
  
• Crime prevention programs (and see Reynolda Campus Crime Report, above)
  »   Crime Previention Tips
  »   R.A.D (Rape Agression Defense)
  »   Security Council
  
• Policy statement re: monitoring crimes at off-campus locations of official student organizations (see Reynolda Campus Crime Report, above)
  
• Alcohol policy
  
• Illegal drug policy
  
• Fire safety
  
• Missing student notification policy
  
• Drug/alcohol abuse programs
  
• Sexual assault prevention programs
  
• Daily crime log for public inspection
  
• All reported crimes on campus, or property owned by institution or official student organization, or public property, or within jurisdiction of campus police

Athletic Program

• General Athletics Participation Information
  »   Number of male/female full-time undergraduate students
  »   Listing of intercollegiate varsity teams
  »   Number of participants
  »   Number of participants who participated on another varsity team
  »   Number of varsity teams on which they participated
  »   Unduplicated head count of athletes by gender
  
• Graduation Rates of Student Athletes
  
• Gender/employment status of head coaches
  
• Gender/employment status of assistant coaches
  
• Revenues and Expenditures
  »   Total operating expenses of each team
  »   Recruiting expenditures
  »   Revenues
  »   Overall review including men's and women's sports
  
• Athletic financial aid
  
• Average annual institutional salary of all non-volunteer head coaches
  
• Average annual institutional salary of all non-volunteer assistant coaches