Warrior M.D. Admitted Students Checklist

Congratulations, again, on being admitted to our next Warrior M.D. class! Our Warrior M.D. Checklist provides admitted students with information, tips and resources needed for a seamless transition to begin their Warrior M.D. journey. It is updated frequently, so admitted students should bookmark this page and visit often. Our comprehensive checklist will give you everything you need to realize your dream.

Please note this page and any included information and links to GroupMe, Facebook and Roommate Finder groups are for admitted students only. Official admissions offers are sent via email from the Admissions Committee. Please check your email inbox and your AMP Portal often for any updates. Please email us at mdadmissions@wayne.edu with questions. 

Checklist to-dos

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    Connect with current students on GroupMe and Facebook.

    Links are in yellow above. 

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    Keep an eye on your email inbox.

    Please watch for additional emails and information from the WSU SOM Office of Admissions regarding important information, upcoming  events and deadlines! Feel free to send any questions to mdadmissions@wayne.edu.

  3. 3.

    Explore some of our dual program options.

    As an admitted Warrior M.D., you also have the opportunity to pursue the dual and combined programs as you matriculate at Wayne State. Please read the materials carefully and reach out to the program contacts listed to express interest.  

  4. 4.

    Check out our policies for pertinent pre-matriculation information, requirements and deadlines.

    As you matriculate at the WSUSOM, please be sure to read through our School of Medicine Admissions policies, which highlight deadlines and dates for such items as transcript deadlines, international student funding requirements, background checks and much more. Also be sure to check out our Computer and Laptop Policy

  5. 5.

    Start budgeting now.

    Start budgeting for living expenses at $2,400 per month, which will be your maximum budget while attending the Wayne State University School of Medicine. 

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