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Welcome...

to the Office of Graduate Admissions at Wayne State University. Our office:

• Receives and processes your application and supporting materials
• Determines your general eligibility for graduate study
• Provides your application and academic credentials to your intended academic program for their review and decision recommendation
• Communicates that decision to you, and assists you in your transition from applicant to enrolled student

Some university programs may have admissions criteria, deadlines or requirements that differ from the university minimum. You should always contact your desired program to ensure that you meet specific admission criteria and deadlines established by the program, and to find its specific admissions requirements.

The Office of Graduate Admissions does not process applications for the Doctor of Medicine (MD), Juris Doctor (JD), and Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) programs. Persons interested in those programs should contact the School of Medicine, Law School, or Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences respectively.

Wayne State University's Graduate School is one of the largest in the nation, offering more than 200 graduate degrees and certificates. The university is accredited by the North Central Association of The Higher Learning Commission (NCA). The 10 year accreditation review highlighted areas of strength, such as:

• Our assessment of learning outcomes
• Advances in technology, including the Technology Resource Center
• Increases in private donations and external grants
• Improvements in campus morale
• Student support, such as the Academic Success Center and the Supplemental Instruction Program
• The library system, particularly the 24-hour computer lab
• TechTown
• Widespread collaborations with businesses, public schools, hospitals, government agencies and community organizations