Wayne State University: Review & Facts

Overall Rating:Overall Ranking - ExcellentQuality:Education Quality Rating - OustandingSafety:Capmus Safety Rating - Below AverageCosts:Tuition & Fees Cost Rating - Poor

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Wayne State University is a large four-year, public school with 23,630 students enrolled. This school was established in 1868 and is one of the 10 colleges and schools located in Detroit, Michigan.

Academic Offerings

At Wayne State University you can earn your bachelor's degree, postbaccalaureate certificate, master's degree, postmaster certificate, or doctoral degree.

Majors
Offered
189
Wayne State University follows a semester-based curriculum calendar system and offers choices in 189 majors. The most popular concentrations are Medical, Management, Business, Psychology, and Education. Read the details about Majors offered at this college and see program Ratings.

It is worthwhile to know student retention and graduation rates when you apply to a school to get your diploma or to engage in a long-term study; high retention and graduation rates are usually a positive sign. However, if you are planning to transfer out or take non-credit coursework, these metrics are not important.

The rate of student retention at Wayne State University is high at 84% (well above Michigan average). Considering this statistic, it seems that students enjoy their stay at this school.

Student Retention
84%
Good
The graduation rate at Wayne State University is below average - 56%.

Student to faculty ratio at Wayne State University is pretty decent -- 14:1. Learn more about faculty at this college in the Faculty & Salaries report.

Tuition and Loans

Average tuition cost is extremely high - around $32,500 a year. The additional fees at Wayne State University beyond tuition are around $1,800; this totals $34,300 a year.

Read the details about Wayne State University additional charges as well as availability of loans and likelihood of repaying them upon graduation in the Tuition & Loans report for this college.

Admissions Information

Acceptance
Rate
75%
Doable
According to government data, 14,002 applications were submitted and 10,547 were accepted, so it is relatively easy to get accepted at this school.

The school might accept dual credits, credits for life experience, and advanced placement credits earned prior to admission.

Read more about admissions as well applicants' SAT and ACT test scores at Wayne State University in the Admissions and Tests report for this college.

Opportunities and Services

Dormatory
Annual Price
$7,800
High
Wayne State University provides a distance education program, study abroad programs, and evening/weekend study opportunity, which is an amazing option for those who work full-time.

There are options for on-campus part-time employment at Wayne State University, which allows students to cover some of the tuition expenses. Additionally, this school helps students to evaluate their career options and find a full-time job upon graduation.

Safety
Grade
C-
Unsafe
Wayne State University provides on-campus housing. Dormitory capacity at this college accommodates approximately 3,300 students, which offers a reasonable on-campus housing option. The room price is a bit high, approximately $7,800 a year.

Army and Air Force ROTC programs are available at Wayne State University. Reserve Officers' Training Corps commissioning programs typically imply elective classes in addition to required college curriculum, possible funding for your tuition, and an obligation to serve upon graduation.

ROTC
Available
Yes
It is important to keep in mind that enrolling in a ROTC course does not commit you to serve unless you have received a ROTC scholarship, grant, or any other funding.

Based on the college crime numbers, Wayne State University appears to be a relatively unsafe school. Read the details in the Campus Crime report for this college.

Wayne State University Location and Address

Postal Address:
Wayne State University
42 W. Warren Ave.
Detroit, Michigan
48202, USA
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