Wayne State University

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How to Apply
 
Pathologists’ Assistant (PA) Program Supplemental Application Checklist
Application Deadline - May 15th
 Link to Department

All applicants to the PA program must include the following supporting documentation to their college application. Completion of the prerequisites with the minimum requirements does not guarantee an interview or admission to the professional program. Incomplete applications will not be considered for admission.

 
Application Checklist:
 
All applicants must submit the following:
  • Completed Online College/Program Application.
  • Successfully complete the admission requirements.
  • Personal resume outlining your community or vocational activities, honors, employment, extracurricular and volunteer activities.
  • Professional statement.
  • Provide Plan of Work of prerequisite courses currently in progress or planned for Winter and Spring/Summer terms.
  • Transcripts from all colleges/universities attended.
  • Two professional recommendations (print or copy forms and distribute as needed).
  • If qualified you will receive notification regarding a required interview.

The College application with supporting documentation can be mailed or dropped off at

Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences
            Office of Student and Alumni Affairs
            259 Mack,Suite 1600     
            Detroit, Michigan 48201

If you have never attended WSU as an undergraduate student you must submit in addition to the above application requirements:

NOTE: In addition to submitting transcripts to the Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences Office of Student and Alumni Affairs, students who must complete a WSU application must also send a separate set of official transcripts to the University admissions office.

Non US Citizen applicants must also include (this does not include Canadian students educated in Canada):
  • Copy of Educational Credential Evaluation (ECE) or World Education Service (WES).
  • Copy of Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL).