I was just wondering if anyone knew whether Wayne State has anything to help students find other students who need roommates.
Thanks for any help!
Thanks for any help!
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I currently go there for undergrad, and am applying right now to med school. But I think that I have heard that they will help to match you up with other med students, and I have heard positive feedback about it. But I don't have exact info for you. I think you can contact the housing office.
Thanks for your help LJ!
No problem. Are you going to WSU for sure? I have an interview there this monday. How was your interview? I am kinda nervous about it. If you have any words of encouragement I would appreciate it. Let me know how it goes with the roommate search, I may have to be doing it soon.🙂
I am a second year at Wayne. We just received an email that contained a form for a roommate exchange. To get a copy contact Ms. Tracey Eady at (313) 577-1465 or email at [email protected] Hope this helps.
Don
Don
If you're not from SE Michigan, there are actually 4 areas where WSUSOM students tend to live...
1) Downtown - Riverfront, Lafeyette Plaza, University Towers (WSU apartments), now some lofts are opening up downtown/Cultural Center as well. Or you could just buy a place...
2) Royal Oak/Ferndale/Berkely - Kinda the post-college young adult area to live
3) Dearborn- About 10 minutes west of downtown Detroit, home of FoMoCo (Ford Motor), developing a nice downtown area
4) Gross Pointe Park/Woods/etc. - About 10 minutes NE of Detroit
Good luck from a graduating MSIV!
1) Downtown - Riverfront, Lafeyette Plaza, University Towers (WSU apartments), now some lofts are opening up downtown/Cultural Center as well. Or you could just buy a place...
2) Royal Oak/Ferndale/Berkely - Kinda the post-college young adult area to live
3) Dearborn- About 10 minutes west of downtown Detroit, home of FoMoCo (Ford Motor), developing a nice downtown area
4) Gross Pointe Park/Woods/etc. - About 10 minutes NE of Detroit
Good luck from a graduating MSIV!
