r/waynestate • u/Wsu12345 • 8d ago
Looking for 1 ticket for May 1 9am
Looking for one ticket for 9am May 1 session. Can help out.
r/waynestate • u/Wsu12345 • 8d ago
Looking for one ticket for 9am May 1 session. Can help out.
r/waynestate • u/SwindlerSK • 10d ago
Hey everybody, I am probably overreacting and making myself too nervous, but has anyone received a decision yet for their application?
I submitted my application on 2/3/2025 as a first-year incoming student and haven't gotten a response yet. I'm assuming that they are just super backed up. I have nothing outstanding to submit; my transcripts and scores have been accepted, and my financial aid has been submitted.
If anyone has any feedback on how long their application took, I would greatly appreciate it. I'd rather not clog up the student service call line with my anxieties and impatience.
r/waynestate • u/Working-Dependent465 • 10d ago
Hello!! I’m going to be interning near the university over the summer and am looking for a place to live from the middle of June until August 8th-ish!! DM me if you know of anything please!! :P
r/waynestate • u/wscollegequestions • 10d ago
I was looking to fill out an appeal form for my financial aid. I was receiving the Wayne State Access tuition pledge, but I didn't finish enough credits this fall and can't make them up this summer. The financial aid office said to fill out an appeal.
I was wondering if anyone knew how often they approve appeals and for what reasons?
r/waynestate • u/OpportunityDismal214 • 10d ago
looking to purchase ONE graduation ticket to the 9AM, may 1st commencement (2025). Willing to pay!!!!!!!!!!!!
r/waynestate • u/0caitlyn • 11d ago
I’m finishing my first year and I haven’t taken any CS classes, just prerequisites. I don’t really have time to meet with my advisor before registration opens. Can anyone tell me what classes I should take that count towards CS?
r/waynestate • u/JustAnotherRandom775 • 11d ago
To retain my scholarship, I need to pass 30 credits a year. I have what’s called the Wayne State Access Tuition Pledge Program? I have 92 credits applied right now. I’m registering for Fall 2025 and I need 28 more credits to get to 120. But if I take 16 credits next semester in the Fall, I will only have 12 more credits to take, so I can’t do 30 in total, unless I go over 120. If I go over 120 credits, do I pay for every elective over 120? Or does all this not matter since I’m graduating?
r/waynestate • u/Single-Ad2977 • 11d ago
I’m going to be starting my masters of social work program in the fall. I am looking for a roommate to live off of campus with and not necessarily super close to campus. I’m thinking areas like Ferndale, Royal oak or clawson. Message me if you’re interested. Females only please!
r/waynestate • u/mcjduegehbemekxoeuh • 11d ago
I need at least 1 ticket for graduation may 1st at 5pm!! If you have more than 1 that would be great too but I need at LEAST one!! I WILL PAY!!!!!
r/waynestate • u/Ok_Complaint6378 • 11d ago
I am in between taking PHY 2130 at OCC during the summer (12 week program) or at Wayne during the fall. I am also taking ORGO 1 and Human Physiology in the fall and honestly don’t know if it’s doable to do all 3 classes. Does anyone have any opinions on PHY 2130 at Wayne? They haven’t released TA names yet for the classes. And has anyone had experience taking PHY 2130 at OCC?
r/waynestate • u/throwmisshim12 • 11d ago
Has anyone has Pereira, Bianca for their anatomy lab? Im trying to find a rate my prof but i cant
r/waynestate • u/Typical_Landscape129 • 12d ago
r/waynestate • u/Standard-Theme-137 • 11d ago
I need three extra graduation tickets for 2025 graduation. If you have any extra please pm me
r/waynestate • u/maythrowaway1 • 12d ago
sorry for being annoying just trying my best to find a ticket ! pls dm me if you have an extra I will pay :)
r/waynestate • u/WranglerSoft5944 • 12d ago
I was wondering what grade i am supposed to have for my GEN ED class (specifically NSI NFS 2030) to pass the class without having to repeat it.
r/waynestate • u/newstar23 • 13d ago
Hey all, I’m planning to take three classes at my community college this summer: Economics, Technical Communication, and Differential Equations. I don’t have anything else going on—no job, no major travel plans, etc.—so I can focus full-time on school.
Has anyone here taken a similar load (especially with something like Diff Eq in the mix)? Is it manageable, or will it be overwhelming even with all my time free?
Any tips or experiences would be super appreciated!
r/waynestate • u/Ok_Satisfaction2999 • 13d ago
Are you passionate about neuroscience, molecular biology, and making a real impact in the study of substance use? The Moszczynska Lab at WSU’s Eugene Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences is seeking undergraduate students, graduate students, and laboratory technicians to join our team! This is an exciting opportunity to gain hands-on research experience in a dynamic and collaborative environment. Applications are due Friday, March 28th!
Apply here: https://forms.gle/snrCQvgw2UcKTx8H9
Learn more at: https://moszczynskalab.faculty.bio/
For questions, contact the lab coordinator at HD3427@Wayne.edu
r/waynestate • u/Wishfulthinking367 • 13d ago
Hi everyone,
I recently applied to the scholarship about a month or so ago and was wondering what the timeline looks like? Such as when will decision come out. I currently attend another school so it’s been hard getting insights.
r/waynestate • u/TeachingEcstatic2839 • 12d ago
I submitted my secondary application for the BSW program here at Wayne and I’m just wondering if anyone knows how long it takes for results?
r/waynestate • u/dyang1027 • 13d ago
Has anyone taken either of these analytical physics at Wayne? If so, which professors would you recommend. I haven’t heard the greatest things at macomb community college so I’m debating whether or not to transfer them from mcc or just take directly at Wayne.
r/waynestate • u/purrrplexed • 13d ago
Hi guys! I'm starting my first semester this fall and am conflicted between the different technology courses I can choose from for my pre-requisites. My options are:
•inf 6080 - fundamentals of information technology •inf 6050 - intro to programming •inf 6420 - intro to web development •inf 6460 - intro to database design
I'm leaning more towards info 6080, but the database design course sounds interesting. If I go with 6080, would I be able to take any of the other courses listed here during a different semester?
Thanks!
r/waynestate • u/Fun-Software-7659 • 13d ago
Anyone have an extra graduation ticket for May 1st @ 9am? Looking to be able to have all of my siblings attend the ceremony and not have one left out. If so, it would be GREATLY appreciated. <3
r/waynestate • u/Solid-Customer-2742 • 13d ago
I start at Wayne state in the fall and I just was wondering if anyone could help answer some questions have about the school. First, I wanna know what is the best option for a meal plan, as a freshman I have four options • Warrior Pass 200 (Unlimited + $150 Warrior Dollars/sem + $50 One Card Dollars/sem) • Weekly 15 + $400 (Fifteen Swipes/wk + $300 Warrior Dollars/sem + $100 One Card Dollars/sem) • Block 175 + $550 (175 Swipes/sem+ $425 Warrior Dollars/sem + $125 One Card Dollars/sem) • Weekly 14 (14 Swipes/wk) I don't really know the difference between these, or what every part of it means. I was thinking of getting the unlimited, but I'm not sure how that works. Also, are there policies against cooking on your own? Then specifically about classes, do you get to choose what pre-reqs you get to take or are they assigned to you by major? My major is Psychology and I'm taking the pre-med track if that means anything. I'm also curious if anyone would be willing to share any study techniques or give me insight on how to do research or essays. Any work really, I'm not used to being more Independent with study/assignments and it would just be helpful if someone could just share any tips, especially anyone who may be in the same or a related major/track. Lastly, is there a way to research which teachers are better, or more helpful? I was told to make sure that I pick good teachers as some of them may impact my grade if they don't teach well, but how exactly would I know which teacher is a better teacher? Is there a page I can go to and check like student feedback or anything like that? Thanks to anyone who reads this and anyone who decides to help and give me advice.
r/waynestate • u/KaleidoscopeKindly32 • 13d ago
Does anyone know how the class is specifically structured for psy 5040? Is attendance mandatory or if the lecture is recorded?
r/waynestate • u/GovernmentSilly2775 • 13d ago
Can someone tell me how Regina Zibuck or Jin-Kun Cha are as professors ? Ratings say that Zibuck is much better but I just wanted to see if anyone can give me some insight? Like class structure exams any EC stuff like that