FAQs

• How do I apply to WSU?

  You may apply online or go to the Welcome Center to complete your application.

• How do I apply to a program in the Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences?

  Please refer to the "How to Apply" page for the program to which you are interested in applying.

  Clinical Laboratory Science

  Forensic Investigation

  Mortuary Science

  Nurse Anesthesia

  Occupational Therapy

  Pathologists' Assistant

  PharmD

  Physical Therapy

  Radiation Therapy Technology

  Radiologic Technology

• What are the admissions deadlines for the programs?

  Clinical Laboratory Science	April 1
  Forensic Investigation	June 1
  Mortuary Science	May 15
  Nurse Anesthesia	July 1
  Occupational Therapy	February 1
  Pathologists' Assistant	May 1
  PharmD	First Monday in November
  Physical Therapy	October 15
  Physician Assistant Studies	September 1
  Radiation Therapy Technology	April 1
  Radiologic Technology	November 30

   
• How long are the programs, and what is the average admitted class size?

  Program	Length	Class Size
  Clinical Laboratory Science	2.5 years	30 students
  Mortuary Science	12 months	50 students
  Patholgists' Assistant	2 years	10 students
  PharmD	4 years	100 students
  Physical Therapy	3.5 years	32 students
  Physician Assistant Studies	2 years	48 students
  Occupational Therapy	3 years	32 students
  Radiation Therapy Technology	2 years	12 students
  Radiologic Technology	2 years	20 students

• Can I meet with an advisor?

  We ask that you attend one of our monthly information meetings first. Our information meetings are held the first Tuesday of every month at 6 p.m. Faculty members and academic services officers will be there to to answer your questions.

• What is the minimum TOEFL score for the pharmacy and health science programs?

  Please refer to the University admissions guidelines or in the case of the IELTS the minimum score needed is a 6.5. The exception to this is the physician assistant studies program, which requires a 250 on the TOEFL.

• How can I review my transcripts for the prerequisite requirements?

  Students interested in applying to any of the programs in the college should complete a self service transcript evaluation to determine the prerequisites you have fulfilled and those that you may be missing.

• What if I cannot finish all of the prerequisites before I plan to start one of the programs?

  You will have to wait for the next admission cycle.

• How can I find out if my credits from another institution will fulfill program prerequisite requirements?

  Transfer equivalency tables can be found at transfercredit.wayne.edu.

• I need to work full time. Can I still be admitted into my program?

  Most programs in the EACPHS are full-time only. The programs are academically demanding, and our recommendation is that students should not work. There are several programs that are part-time and are flexible to the individual student. Please contact the Office of Student Affairs for more information or refer to the information sheet for your program of interest.

• Where can I park?

  Parking for current students and visitors is available in parking structure 7, which is located on John R just north of Mack Avenue, for $7. (It is across the street from the college and next to the Whole Foods Market.) You can enter the structure from John R or Woodward Avenue. If you do not have a OneCard, you will have to pay the attendant at the Woodward exit when you leave the structure.

• The doors on the south (Mack) side of the building are locked. How do I get into the building?

  For safety reasons, the south side building doors are locked. You may enter the building through the north side of the building (Brady Street) during normal building hours. This entrance is across from the Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan.