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Box 2340 • Detroit, MI 48202-0340 • [wayne.edu/financial-aid](wayne.edu/financial-aid)[ ](wayne.edu/financial-aid)[OneStop@wayne.edu](OneStop@wayne.edu)  • Check your aid status in the Financial Aid Portal  \n2026-27 Budget Adjustment Request Guide for Residency Expenses  \nNote: $1,000 has already been included in the Cost of Attendance for Residency Interview Expenses.  \nAllowed residency expenses:  \n• Reasonable economy round-trip travel (air, train, ground transportation and/or automobile)  \n• Reasonable costs of lodging and meals. See the GSA link at the bottom of this form.  \n• ERAS application fees  \n• NRMP application fees  \nResidency expenses not allowed:  \n• Travel or meals for spouse, child, anyone other than the student  \n• Lodging and meal costs that exceed the GSA rates  \n• First class airfare  \nWhen to request an increase for residency expenses:  \nRequest a budget increase to add residency interview costs:  \n1. As reimbursement of expenses after interview expenses are paid, OR  \n2. As an advance to pay anticipated interview expenses (with special circumstances)  \nRequesting reimbursement after interview expenses are paid:  \nDocuments will be reviewed, and the approved reimbursement amount will be processed as a loan increase per the signed authorization on the Residency Interviews Budget Adjustment Request Form. $1,000 is already included in the Cost of Attendance and will be subtracted from the total amount approved.  \nRequesting an advance for anticipated expenses:  \nDocuments will be reviewed, and an expense amount approved. Fifty percent (50%) of the approved amount will be processed as a loan increase. The remaining 50% of the approved funding will be disbursed or adjusted after receipts for all expenses associated with interviews and travel have been submitted.  \nDisbursement/adjustment procedures  \n• $1,000 is already included in the cost of attendance and will be subtracted from the total amount approved.  \n• If the total amount of the receipts matches the amount of the advance that was approved, the remaining 50% of funds will be disbursed.  \n• If the total amount of the receipts is less than the amount that was advanced, the difference will be subtracted from the remaining 50% not yet disbursed.  \n• If no receipts are submitted, a financial aid hold will be placed on your student tuition account. The hold will not be released until receipts are submitted.  \nTools to help you with the required documentation:  \nHotel and meal per diem rates by city and state: [gsa.gov/perdiem](gsa.gov/perdiem)  \nMileage rates: [irs.gov/tax-professionals/standard-mileage-rates](irs.gov/tax-professionals/standard-mileage-rates)  \nExcel template for tracking [interview expenses:](interview expenses: wayne.edu/financial-aid/medicine/forms)[ ](interview expenses: wayne.edu/financial-aid/medicine/forms)[wayne.edu/financial-aid/medicine/forms](interview expenses: wayne.edu/financial-aid/medicine/forms)  \nMISR27  \nThe Welcome Center • 42 West Warren • P.O. Box 2340 • Detroit, MI 48202-0340 • [wayne.edu/financial-aid](wayne.edu/financial-aid)[ ](wayne.edu/financial-aid)[OneStop@wayne.edu](OneStop@wayne.edu)  • Check your aid status in the Financial Aid Portal  \n2026-27 Budget Adjustment Request for Residency Expenses  \nStudent’s First Name  \nStudent’s Last Name  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nWSU Access ID  \nPhone Number  \n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n\nSubmit this form and attachments before the processing deadline: Two weeks prior to the end of the semester. We cannot guarantee a change will be made if submitted after the deadline. Loan increases must be accepted in the Financial Aid Portal while you are still enrolled.  \nInstructions  \nComplete this form only if you are a WSU School of Medicine student in the final year of the MD program. Notice: Submitting this budget adjustment request does not guarantee additional financial aid funding.  \n• Carefully read the Budget Adjustment Request Guide for ","cbCaipVdRlj8rHvG","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaipVdRlj8rHvG","pdf",421586,"English","# Allowed and not allowed residency expenses\n# When and how to request a budget increase\n# Reimbursement vs. advance procedures\n# Disbursement and adjustment procedures\n# Required documentation and checklist\n# Submission deadline and instructions\n# Affirmation and authorization sections","[{\"question\":\"Which residency expenses are allowed for the 2026-27 request?\",\"answer\":\"Allowed expenses include reasonable economy round-trip travel, reasonable lodging and meal costs within GSA rates, ERAS application fees, and NRMP application fees.\"},{\"question\":\"What residency expenses are not allowed?\",\"answer\":\"Not allowed are travel or meals for anyone other than the student, lodging and meal costs exceeding GSA rates, and first class airfare.\"},{\"question\":\"How does reimbursement request processing work after interview expenses are paid?\",\"answer\":\"Documents are reviewed, and any approved reimbursement amount is processed as a loan increase per the signed authorization; the $1,000 already included in the cost of attendance is subtracted from the total approved amount.\"}]","2026-27 Budget Adjustment Request for Residency Expenses - Guide | PDF",1790370024]