Wayne State Accelerated Program

Not an early acceptance, but a graduate. Did you have some questions?

I did not know that they did early acceptance for the CD2...I called and asked and Office of Student Affairs told me that they didnt. My application says COMPLETE online, but all I know is that I have to wait until June to find out...Hmmm Interesting!

I didn't know they did an early acceptance either I hadn't heard anything about it around the CON...
Hi christinajoy! I was just thinking about you as I think it was about this time last year I was on here posting like a fiend. I am thinking so many positive thoughts for you and hope you are accepted. I just know you'll love the program. Decisions will probably be up online about june 4th or 5th. You'll have to let me know when you find out!

Hi Wayne State Katie;

Thank you for thinking sooo many positive thoughts for me I am praying that I do get into the program this year. Im still hearing that they will be accepting 48 students this year, but Im still keeping hope alive...June 4th or 5th is early in June wow....The sooner the better so I will definetely keep you posted. How are classes coming for you?

Ok thats understandable...I didnt take all my pre-req's at Wayne State so that explains it...Mariasmomma, do you know how many students applied to the program this year? I know overall they said they were going to admit 48 students so if im part of the 48 that would be awesome...If not God has a better plan for me and I am ok with that...

I'm currently in the WSU accelerated program, about to finish my second semester. Its a very difficult and intense program, but with good time management skills and motivation its definitely do-able. Orientation is very informative and will be late June/early July. Most of the professors want students to succeed and are very kind/helpful. Clinical placement is not based on where you live, so you may end up with quite a drive but I have not found it to be too much of a hassle. As far as advice I have to give: when you get access to "Blackboard" in August, print out the syllabus for each class and begin the reading before classes start. It's hard to keep on track with all the reading on top of all the other assignments. You don't have to by a stethoscope from the student nurses association at orientation but they try to push them, research one online and buy it on your own it will save you some $$. Find a high efficiency printer that is reliable, you will be printing copious amounts of notes in addition to careplans and papers. Make friends and form a study group, it really helps! I've enjoyed the program so far but can't wait to be done in December. I think that's about it, if you have any specific questions, I'd be happy to answer them. Congrats and Good luck!