Your Moment Awaits
Welcome To Marshall... Welcome To Marshall...
Moments that Last A Lifetime
Nestled along the Ohio Riverbanks of central Appalachia, Marshall University has flourished since 1837.
Our city, Huntington, West Virginia, was crowned the "Jewel City” by steamboat workers who fell in love with the community when it was a booming port town. Today, the city’s passion lives on, making it unsurprising Marshall University has students from more than 50 countries.
While our foundation started with a teaching college, Marshall has grown to offer dozens of programs constantly evolving to ensure your degree will hold real-world value. Our close community ties mean more opportunity to learn hands-on, outside the classroom and our R2 High Research Activity Carnegie Classification
allows undergraduates to engage in real-world research while still in college.
To ease the stress college can bring, Marshall offers over 200 organized teams and clubs, as well as NCAA Division 1 sports with rich histories. Huntington’s nearby downtown district also offers good food, music, and other entertainment.
From your initial interaction to your final moments, our dedicated staff is here to guide you toward your next “Marshall Moment.” Our team of recruiters and college coordinators will help you navigate the complexities of starting your collegiate journey, ensuring you make the right decisions during this pivotal time in your life.
Your Marshall Moment awaits…
"Since arriving on campus, I’ve gained leadership experience and made many meaningful connections. I’m incredibly thankful to be at Marshall."
- Samuel Simpson
Student Life
Live Your Marshall Moment
Experience Life in Huntington, WV Experience Life in Huntington, WV
Located on the Ohio River, in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, Huntington offers the best of small-town hospitality with the vibrancy of a metropolitan center. Home to over 46,000 full-time residents, it's West Virginia’s second-largest city. Here, you’ll find the state’s largest shopping mall, a flourishing downtown with a thriving food scene, live entertainment venues, historic sites and plenty of outdoor recreation.
Seventy-five-acre Ritter Park is known as the crown jewel of Huntington, with a popular walking trail, rose garden, dog park and tennis courts.
Pullman Square is a hub of activity. Not only is the four-block area in downtown Huntington home to Marshall's Visual Arts Center, it also houses a movie theater, bookstore, arcade, coffee shops and restaurants. Live performances and community events frequent the square.
Huntington is also home to notable art museums and theaters, including the Huntington Museum of Art and the landmark Keith-Albee Performing Arts Center, host of the Marshall Artists Series.
If you crave outdoor adventure, the Mountain State is home to some of the world’s best whitewater rafting, hiking, climbing, cycling, and zip-lining - all just a short drive from campus and available to our students through university-sponsored opportunities.
Visit our Campus
Our Huntington campus is safe, compact, easy to navigate and was voted the Most Beautiful in West Virginia.
We offer many ways to visit! Scan the QR code or visit www.marshall.edu/ visit to register for a Green & White Day open house or to schedule a tour.
Campus Life... Campus Life...
Are you looking for a way to get involved in campus life? The student-run Campus Activities Board organizes a vibrant and exciting calendar of free, campus-wide events. With dozens of ways to get involved, the only question you need to ask is where do I want to start?
Marshall's Marching Thunder is the largest student organization on campus, and it's open to all students! The band provides entertainment and school spirit at football and basketball games, as well as other community functions. Scan the QR code or visit www.marshall.edu/band to learn more and register.
Our Study Abroad Offic e allows you to gain a new perspective on your studies while enhancing your resume and cross-cultural communication skills. In the past, instructors have led programs to Mexico, Spain, China, England and more! Scan the QR code or visit www.marshall.edu/study-abroad to learn more.
When it comes to live shows, look no further than the Marshall Artists Series . The series brings Broadway, dance, music, comedy and opera performances to town each semester. As a student, you’ll receive free (or reduced price) tickets to all productions at the Joan C. Edwards Performing Arts Center.
Find Your Moment
Clubs & Organizations
Being a student at Marshall University means more than just attending class.
From climbing the enormous rock wall in the Marshall Recreation Center to participating in activities on the Memorial Student Center Plaza, there are endless opportunities for you to explore. Some highlights of what we offer are:
• 230+ different student organizations so no matter what your passions are, we have something for everyone! Plus, we’re here to help with any new clubs you want to create.
• 16 NCAA Division I sports teams, as well as fitness classes and club sports. If you like to move, we have an option for you!
Greek Life
Our Greek community offers exceptional opportunities for students like you to immerse themselves in a rich tradition of friendship, personal development, and memorable experiences.
No matter which chapter you choose to be a part of (and we have plenty to pick from!) you'll find a supportive network, leadership development programs, and fun social events!
To learn more about our student organizations, scan the QR code or visit www.marshall.edu/fsl .
• We also offer countless leadership, outreach, and work-study opportunities, and more!
To learn more about our student organizations, scan the QR code or visit herdlink.marshall.edu .
Division 1 Sports... Division 1 Sports...
Sun Belt Conference
Are you ready to experience the Thundering Herd? We can't wait to show you what our incredible athletic program has in store for you. Even if you’ve attended Marshall sporting in the past - there’s nothing like being part of a sea of green and cheering your heart out with your Marshall family.
The best part? As a student, you’ll get a free ticket to all home game sporting events!
Men’s Sports
Baseball
Basketball
Cross
Basketball
Cross Country
Softball
Women’s Sports Spirit Teams
Marco Mascots
Cheerleading
Recreation Center... Recreation Center...
At our 123,000-square-foot rec center, you have room to move seven days a week. There you’ll find basketball and racquetball courts, cardio equipment, fitness studios, an indoor track, a pool, and a rock-climbing wall. Take part in a pickup game of flag football or frisbee on our multipurpose field or reserve a time for a friendly match on one of six lighted tennis courts.
Club SportS
Archery
Badminton
Bass Fishing
Chess
Disc Golf
Esports
Fencing
Fishing
Kendo
Lacrosse
Men’s
Rugby
Table Tennis
Ultimate
Frisbee
Women’s
Rugby
Scan the QR code or visit www.marshall.edu/campusrec for more information.
A Home Of YOur Own... A Home of Your Own...
One of the first decisions you make in your college journey is choosing which housing option is right for you! Living on campus means you’ll start your first week of classes with a support system and friend group who are ready to cheer you on. We offer many ways to find community through programming, activities, and Themed Communities.
Themed Communities are spaces that foster integrated learning, provide opportunities for personal growth, and help students discover their Herd. No matter what your interest, we have a community for you!
As a first-year student, you can make your home in one of several residence halls. We also offer multiple dining options across campus, including restaurants like Chick-Fil-A, La Famiglia, Steak-n-Shake and more.
Even though Marshall’s campus is easy to walk, each student has the option to have their own car on campus.
for more information.
Twin Towers East
A 15-story co-ed residence hall with both double and single-occupancy rooms available to first year students.
First Year North And South
A four-story co-ed residence halls dedicated to first year students with double-occupancy rooms and a private bathroom in each room.
Buskirk Hall
A six-story all-female residence hall with both double and single-occupancy rooms available to first year students.
Your Place For Support... Your Place For Support...
Academic resources, life skills training, academic advising, career counseling – we offer it all. Want to know more? Visit our student services website by scanning the QR code or visiting www.marshall.edu/student-affairs
CAREER EDUCATION
Our highly experienced and trained staff partner with students in a guidance/ coaching approach. They can help students with everything from interview readiness to resume building and job search skills. They can also help students who are trying to determine an academic major.
www.marshall.edu/careereducation (304) 696-2370 | career@marshall.edu
Located on the corner of 5th Ave & 17th St.
Accessibility and Accommodations
The staff in our Office of Accessibility and Accommodations works directly with students to personalize the services needed to achieve their academic goals.
www.marshall.edu/disability (304) 696-2467 | wyant2@marshall.edu
Located in Prichard Hall 117
The COLLEGE PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS WITH ASD
The College Program for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) helps students develop social, communication, academic, and personal living skills to earn a college degree and live productive and independent lives.
www.marshall.edu/collegeprogram (304) 696-2332 | atc@marshall.edu
Located in Old Main 316
COUNSELING CENTER
The qualified staff at the Counseling Center offer both walk-in and scheduled sessions to assist students with mental health, academic, career and personal needs.
www.marshall.edu/counseling (304) 696-3111 | layne32@marshall.edu
Located in Prichard Hall, 1st Floor
FRIEND AT MARSHALL
Friend at Marshall (F.A.M.) is peer mentoring that puts incoming students in contact with a dedicated sophomore, junior or senior who helps them adjust to college life.
www.marshall.edu/fam (304) 696-2404 | rudnytzk@marshall.edu
Located in East Hall 229C
H.E.L.P. CENTER
The Higher Education for Learning Problems (H.E.L.P.) Center is a fee-based, academic support program for individuals with learning disabilities and/or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
www.marshall.edu/help (304) 696-6252 | help@marshall.edu Located in Myers Hall
Information Technology (IT)
IT assists the university's academic activities through in-person or online chat support.
www.marshall.edu/iT (304) 696-3200 | itservicedesk@marshall.edu
Located in Drinko Library, 1st Floor
MILITARY AND VETERANS AFFAIRS
All active-duty and retired armed forces students have access to resources that include transitional support, educational benefits and programs to promote learning and success.
www.marshall.edu/military (304) 696-2364 | veterans@marshall.edu
Located in Gullickson Hall 211
Public Safety
The Office of Public Safety's priority is the safety and well-being of our students.
www.marshall.edu/mupd 304-696-HELP(4357) | 1801 5th Avenue
INTERCULTURAL AFFAIRS
The Office of Intercultural Affairs is dedicated to helping Marshall students become citizens of the world.
www.marshall.edu/intercultural (304) 696-4677 | Located in Memorial Student Center 2W38
Center for African American Students
The center offers an engaging environment committed to the highest level of academic success through activities, programming and support.
www.marshall.edu/caas (304) 696-2298 | Located in East Hall 215
LGBTQ+ OFFICE
The LGBTQ+ Office provides support for students of all sexual orientations and gender identities. They also offer resources for the university community.
www.marshall.edu/lgbtq (304) 696-6623 | Located in East Hall 211
LOUIS STOKES ALLIANCE FOR MINORITY PARTICIPATION (LSAMP)
LSAMP is a program funded by a National Science Foundation Grant and helps to increase Under Represented Minority enrollment and graduation rates for majors pertaining to degrees in the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics fields.
www.marshall.edu/intercultural/lsamp (304) 696-4677 | Located in Memorial Student Center 2W38
The Society of Black Scholars
The Society has a progressive focus on high academic performance, character development, integrity, professional leadership and service learning.
www.marshall.edu/intercultural/SBS (304) 696-4677 | Located in Memorial Student Center 2W38
World Council
The Council gives voice to the concerns, ideas, and experiences from students around the globe in an effort to establish a more enriching, balanced, and inclusive campus community.
www.marshall.edu/intercultural/worldcouncil (304) 696-4677 | Located in Memorial Student Center 2W38
Student Advocacy and Support
The Office of Advocacy and Support is home to a trustworthy staff. They care, advocate, and refer students to campus and community partners. They can also help with support for academic and personal success, academic appeals, student conduct appeals, and university excused absences.
www.marshall.edu/student-affairs/advocacy 304-696-6833 | file1@marshall.edu Memorial Student Center, 2W32
STUDENT HEALTH
All full-time students are eligible for student health services, including diagnosis and treatment, lab work and X-rays. We also offer our own pharmacy with affordable prescription refills.
www.marshall.edu/studenthealth (304) 691-1100 | Located in Cabell Huntington Hospital
TUTORING CENTER
Our Tutoring Center provides free tutoring on an individual or recurring basis.
www.marshall.edu/uc/tutoring-services (304) 696-6254 | tutoring@marshall.edu
Located in Communications Building 211
UNIVERSITY Libraries
With four libraries on two campuses, plus hundreds of thousands of online resources, the staff and faculty at University Libraries are here to help you succeed: get research support; find articles, books, and textbooks; use our study rooms and collaboration spaces; attend our events; and so much more.
Www.marshall.edu/library 304-696-2321 | library@marshall.edu
Women's & Gender Center
The Women’s & Gender Center provides a centralized location where gender, feminism, and social justice related concerns can be voiced, addressed directly, or referred to university or community supports.
Www.marshall.edu/wCenter 304-696-3338 | wcenter@marshall.edu
Located in Old Main 115
WRITING CENTER
The Writing Center is a free service to help students at any stage of the writing process, no matter the writing assignment or discipline.
Www.marshall.edu/writingcenter (304) 696-6254 | writing@marshall.edu
Located in Drinko Library, 2nd Floor
Additional Locations Off Campus
"Marshall is such a special community. I’m so thankful for the people I’ve met along the way, and I’m better because of the experiences I’ve had here."
- Gracie Queen
Academics
Degrees & Programs
Find Your Purpose... Find Your Purpose...
At Marshall University, you can choose from more than 150 undergraduate majors and areas of emphasis. Each undergraduate major is housed in one of seven colleges. In addition, our Division of Aviation, Honors College, and University College provide special programming for specific students. Scan the QR code or visit www.marshall.edu/academics/colleges to learn more.
College of Arts and Media
The College of Arts and Media offers professional, discipline-based training within the School of Art and Design, the School of Music, the School of Theatre and Dance and the W. Page Pitt School of Journalism and Mass Communications. Our schools offer students the chance to perform, exhibit, broadcast, publish and more.
Marshall.edu/cam (304) 696-6433 • cam@marshall.edu
Lewis College of Business
The Lewis College of Business is constantly growing and adapting to meet the needs of our students. Our vision is to ensure our students are successful innovators, accountants and entrepreneurs in the business careers they choose. A $25 million gift from university president, alumnus and former CEO of Intuit, Brad D. Smith, established the Brad D. Smith Schools of Business within the college and is helping fund the construction of a new, state-ofthe-art building. We are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business—International (AACSB) in both business and accounting.
Marshall.edu/lcob (304) 696-2314 • lcob@marshall.edu
College of Education and Professional Development
The College of Education and Professional Development blends tradition with the latest technology. Accredited since 1954, the college is the oldest academic unit within Marshall University, dating back to 1867. Thirty-two education certifications are offered, including certifications in elementary education, secondary education and administration. We provide professional expertise in addressing educational, mental health and social issues throughout the region and state.
Marshall.edu/coepd (304) 696-3131 • coepd@marshall.edu
College of Health Professions
We prepare highly competent, collaborative and socially responsible health care professionals in a dynamic environment. The College of Health Professions is home to programs such as communication disorders, athletic training, and more! With a rich history that includes thousands of health care professionals, we continue to broaden the scope of our programs in response to the everchanging demands in the health care field.
Marshall.edu/cohp (304) 696-2624 • cohp@marshall.edu
College of Engineering and Computer Sciences
The state-of-the-art Arthur Weisberg Family Applied Engineering Complex houses the college’s undergraduate programs in biomedical, civil, electrical, computer and mechanical engineering; computer and information security; and safety technology. You’ll benefit from our commitment to practice-oriented teaching and applied research as well as our focus on innovation. Our ABET accreditation means you can be confident that when you graduate, you will be ready to take your place in the global workforce.
Marshall.edu/cecs (304) 696-5453 • cecs@marshall.edu
College of Liberal Arts
Employers seek strong communicators with superior creative and critical-thinking skills to solve complex problems in collaborative environments. The curriculum in the College of Liberal Arts broadens perspectives and deepens cultural awareness so students graduate ready to meet personal and professional challenges. Our programs can prepare you for a career in business, government, law, the arts, psychology, public service, and more.
Marshall.edu/cola (304) 696-2350 • cola@marshall.edu
College of Science
The College of Science prepares students for careers in multiple disciplines, as well as for entry into graduate and professional degree programs such as pre-med, pre-dentistry, and more. Our world-class faculty and research infrastructure offer you the opportunity to participate in innovative research leading to publication and/or presentation at local, regional and national scientific conferences.
Marshall.edu/cos (304) 696-2371 • cos@marshall.edu
University College
University College is a home for students without a declared major. While you can remain undeclared until you reach 30 credit hours, we provide you with services to help you make your decision earlier. Supported by full-time advisors and working closely with the Office of Career Education, students who arrive undecided quickly find a mentor ready to assist them with exploring options.
marshall.edu/uc (304) 696-3169 • uc@marshall.edu
Honors College
The Honors College fosters academic excellence in a community of learners through innovative teaching, engaging interdisciplinary curriculum, creative and talented faculty, diverse leadership and service opportunities. First-year students who have been accepted to Marshall and who have an ACT composite score of 26 or higher (or an equivalent SAT score) and a high school GPA of at least 3.50 will be invited to join the Honors College.
Marshall.edu/honors (304) 696-5421 •honorscollege@marshall.edu
Marshall Aviation
Marshall's vision for a professional flight training program has taken off with the Bill Noe Flight School. We take great pride in providing world-class flight training to certify the professional pilots of tomorrow. Our program combines technically advanced aircraft, state-of-the-art simulators and industry-experienced professions to ensure student success as future professional pilots.
www.marshall.edu/aviation
304 696-2368 • aviation@marshall.edu
School of Pharmacy
The School of Pharmacy's mission is to prepare pharmacists who can meet the unique healthcare needs of the 21st century. With their B.S. in Pharmaceutical Sciences, students are prepared for entry level positions in the pharmaceutical industry, academic research laboratories, and biotechnology companies. Additional graduate and professional degrees are also offered.
marshall.edu/pharmacy (304) 696-7302 • pharmacy@marshall.edu
Professional Schools
Marshall offers a diverse range of graduate degrees through our professional schools, catering to various interests and career paths. To learn more, see each school's contact information below.
School of Pharmacy marshall.edu/pharmacy (304) 696-7302 • pharmacy@marshall.edu
School of Physical Therapy marshall.edu/physical-therapy (304) 696-5611 • physicaltherapy@marshall.edu
Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine jcesom.marshall.edu (304) 691-1700 • jcesom@marshall.edu
Undergraduate Programs... Undergraduate Programs...
COLLEGE OF ARTS & MEDIA
Advertising & Public Relations (B.A.)
Advertising ■ Public Relations ■
Art (B.A.)
Art History ■
Visual Art & Design
Commercial Music (B.A.)
Filmmaking (B.F.A.)
Journalism (B.A.) ■ Broadcast
Multimedia Journalism
Sports Journalism
Media Production (B.A.)
Video Production
Radio/Television Production & Management
Music (B.A.) ■
General Studies
Music History
Pedagogy
Vocal Jazz Music* (B.F.A.) ■ Performance*
Theory & Composition*
Jazz Studies*
Multidisciplinary Studies*
Musical Theatre (B.F.A.)
Theatre (B.A.) ■ Theatre* (B.F.A.) ■ Performance*
Production*
Visual Art (B.F.A.)
Graphic Design
Painting
Photography
Printmaking
Sculpture
Ceramics
Fibers
Studio Art ■
Video Production (B.A.)
Undecided - Media
Undecided - Arts
Minors
Dance Film Studies
Media Studies
Music Entrepreneurship
Lewis COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
Accounting (B.B.A.) ■ Aviation Management (B.B.A.)
Economics (B.B.A.) ■
Entrepreneurship (B.B.A.) ■ Finance (B.B.A.) ■
General Business (B.A.) ◆ ■ Health Care Management (B.B.A.)
International Business (B.B.A.) ■ Management (B.B.A.) ■ Human Resource/ Organizational Behavior
Supply Chain Analytics
Management Information Systems (B.B.A.) ■ Marketing (B.B.A.) ■
Digital Marketing & Analytics
Sales
Sustainability Management & Technology (B.B.A.) ■ Sports Business (B.B.A.) ■ Undecided - Business
Minors
Hospitality and Tourism
Legal Environment
Military Science and Leadership Risk Management and Insurance
COLLEGE OF EDUCATION & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Elementary Education* (B.A.)
Elementary Education, K-6 Comprehensive*
Secondary Education* (B.A.)
Art Education, PreK-Adult*
Biological Science, 9-Adult* Chemistry, 9-Adult* English, 5-Adult*
General Science, 5-Adult* Mathematics, 5-Adult*
Music Education, PreK-Adult* Physics, 9-Adult*
Social Studies, 5-Adult*
PE & Health (Wellness Program), PreK-Adult*
Undecided - Education
College of Engineering & Computer Sciences
Biomedical Engineering* (B.S.B.M.E.)
Civil Engineering* (B.S.C.E.)
Computer Science* (B.S.) ■
Computer & Information Security* (B.S.) ■
Computer & Information Technology* (B.S.) ■
Game/Simulation Development*
Computer and Web Application Development*
Electrical & Computer Engineering* (B.S.E.E.)
Electrical Engineering*
Computer Engineering*
Engineering (B.S.E.)
General Engineering
Industrial & Systems Engineering
Engineering Transfer*
Mechanical Engineering* (B.S.M.E.)
Pre-Computer Science*
Pre-Engineering*
Occupational Safety and Health* (B.S.) ■
Undecided - CECS*
COLLEGE OF HEALTH PROFESSIONS
Athletic Training* (B.S.)
Athletic Training Comprehensive*
Pre-Med*
Pre-Physical Therapy*
Pre-Physician’s Assistant*
Biomechanics (B.S.)
Pre-Med
Pre-Physical Therapy
Communication Disorders* (B.S.) ■
CTC Associate Degree to BS RSP* (B.S.)
Dietetics* (B.S.)
Exercise Science (B.S.) ■
Clinical Exercise Physiology
Applied Exercise Physiology
Health Sciences (B.S.)
Medical Imaging* (B.S.)
Cardiovascular/Interventional Advanced Practice*
CT/MRI Advanced Practice*
MI Management Advanced Practice*
RT Completion*
Mammography*
General Sonography*
Cardiac Sonography*
Advanced RT*
Physics*
Medical Lab Technology* (A.A.S.)
Medical Laboratory Science* (B.S.) ●
Nursing* (A.S.N.)
Nursing* (B.S.N.)
BA/BS to BSN Option*
RN Option* ●
Respiratory Care* (B.S.)
Registered Respiratory Therapist
Social Work (B.S.W.) ■
Pre-Health Professions Certificate, Speech Language Pathology Assistant
Minors
Health and Wellness
Engineering Science
COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS
Anthropology (B.A.) ■ Archaeological Anthropology
Anthropology of Health
Sociocultural Anthropology
Communication Studies (B.A.) ■ Health Communication
Interpersonal Communication
Organizational Communication
Public Communication
Creative Writing (B.A.) ■ Economics (B.A.)
English (B.A.) ● ■
French (B.A.) ■ Geography (B.A.) ● ■ Geography (B.S.) ● ■ Meteorology
Weather Broadcasting
Geospatial Information Science
History (B.A.) ■ Humanities (B.A.) ■
Classics ■ Philosophy ■
Religious Studies ■
International Affairs (B.A.) ■ Japanese (B.A.) ■ Literary Studies (B.A.)
Latin (B.A.) ■ Political Science (B.A.) ■
Professional Writing (B.A.) ■ Psychology (B.A.) ■ Psychology (B.S.) ■
Spanish (B.A.) ■ Sociology (B.A.) ■ Undecided - Liberal Arts
Certificate, Geospatial Information Science
Minors
Addiction Studies
African and African American Studies
Asian Studies
Business Communication
Constitutional Democracy (Pre-Law)
Digital Humanities
European History
Film Studies
German
Geospatial Information Science
Greek
Japanese Studies
Latin American Studies
Meteorology
Sexuality Studies
Spanish Studies
United States History
Women’s and Gender Studies
World History
OUTREACH & CONTINUING STUDIES
Regents Degree* (R.B.A.) ● Anthropology*
Communication Studies*
Creative Writing Option*
Criminal Justice*
Cyber Forensics*
Game Development*
Geography*
GIScience Geography*
Human Geography*
Information Assurance*
Instructional Technology & Library Science*
Literature Option in English*
Military Science*
Physical Geography*
Political Science*
Preschool Development*
Psychology*
Religious Studies*
Sociology*
Studio Art
Web Application Development*
Women’s Studies*
Worksite Wellness*
COLLEGE OF SCIENCE
Applied Science (B.A.S.)
Biological Science* (B.S.) ■ Cell, Molecular & Medical Biology*
Ecology & Evolutionary Biology*
Pre-Dentistry*
Pre-Med*
Pre-Pharmacy*
Pre-Veterinary*
Biochemistry* (B.S.)
Chemistry (ACS Certified)* (B.S.)
Chemical Sciences* (B.S.)
Pre-Dentistry*
Pre-Med*
Pre-Pharmacy*
Pre-Veterinary*
Criminal Justice* (B.A.) ■ Corrections*
Law Enforcement*
Legal Studies*
Cyber Forensics and Security* (B.S.)
Environmental Chemistry* (B.S.)
Environmental Science* (B.S.)
Applied Environmental Science*
Conservation & Wildlife*
Environmental Science*
Forensic Chemistry* (B.S.)
Geology* (B.S.) ■ Engineering Geology*
Environmental Geoscience*
Mathematics* (B.S.) ■
Natural Resources & Recreation
Management* (B.S.) ■
Physics* (B.S.) ■ Applied Physics*
Bio Physics*
Medical Physics*
Medical Imaging*
Pre-Med*
Statistics* (B.S.) ■
Specialty Agriculture* (B.S.)
Undecided - Science*
Certificate, Information Assurance
Minors
Computer Forensics
Game Development
Pre-Professional Health Care Studies
Sustainability
Web Development
Marshall Aviation
Professional Pilot* (B.S.) ▼ Aviation Maintenance (A.A.S.)
School of Pharmacy
Pharmaceutical Sciences (B.S.)
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
Undecided - General Regents Bachelor of Arts (R.B.A.)
Early Assurance Programs
Marshall's Schools of Medicine, Pharmacy, Physical Therapy, and other graduate and professional programs offer admission preference to Marshall undergraduates! Scan the QR code or visit www.marshall.edu/ early-assurance for information on our early assurance programs.
◆ Program is offered by distance learning only.
● Program offered as either campus or Distance Learning Program.
▼ Program is not eligible for VA Benefits.
■ Program is also offered as a minor.
Herd Academy... Herd Academy...
High school students can earn college credit and gain course experience through dual enrollment options. Dual enrollment means that qualified high school students can be concurrently enrolled in college courses at a reduced rate. Dual credit courses taken in the high school will count toward both high school and college credit. Marshall’s online and on-campus courses count for college credit; however, some high schools may allow our online and on-campus courses to count for high school credit.
Let Marshall University be your first step in meeting your educational goals.
Scan the QR code or visit www.marshall.edu/herdacadmy for more information.
Dual Credit Courses
Students take courses with other high school students and a qualified high school teacher or Marshall faculty member. These courses are taken in the high school setting.
Online College Courses
Students enroll in a Marshall online course and complete the online course with other college students and a Marshall faculty member.
On-Campus Courses
Qualified early entry students who live near one of our campuses can also attend regular college classes in one of our classrooms.
graduate Programs... graduate Programs...
For students looking to further their education or progress in their professional field, our extensive range of graduate programs has something for everyone.
Marshall proudly offers more than 65 graduate program and over 35 graduate certificate programs – allowing you to seamlessly continue your study beyond your bachelor’s degree.
Flexibility: many of our graduate programs offer virtual instruction options, so you can choose a program that best fits your needs and your schedule.
Concierge Student Support: you can count on our student services team to guide and support you throughout your journey.
Tremendous Value: with affordable and competitive tuition rates, you will find a degree at Marshall is well worth the investment!
Dedicated Faculty: our faculty are leaders in teaching and research who promote a vibrant and engaging learning environment.
To learn more, scan the QR code or visit www.marshall. edu/graduate
Accelerated Graduate Degrees Get a Head Start
Marshall University offers many Accelerated Graduate Degrees (AGD) programs, which allow you begin taking graduate courses while completing your bachelor’s degree. An AGD can help you earn a graduate degree in less time.
Athletic Training
Biological Sciences
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Computer Science
Counseling
Criminal Justice
Cybersecurity
Data Science
Education
Electrical and Computer Engineering
Engineering Management
Environmental Safety and Health
Geography
Information Systems
Health
Care Administration
Business Administration
Mechanical Engineering
Pharmaceutical Sciences (3 + 4 Program)
Physics
Psychology
Public Administration
Social Work
Sociology
Sport Administration
"My experience has been great. Coming here has changed my life."
- Mike Allie
Marshall Value
Tuition, Careers, & Scholarships
The Value of a Marshall Education... The Value of a Marshall Education...
Marshall is committed to growing student enrollment – not fees – because college education should be attainable for all, which is why we are among Best Value Schools’ Top 100 Most Affordable Universities. We offer hundreds of strategic pathways to ease the cost burden, whether via generous merit and need-based scholarships, work studies tailored to student needs and more! Explore more about financial aid at Marshall by scanning the QR code or visiting www.marshall.edu/sfa
Moments That Impact Your Life &
Career
Career Education at Marshall is available to all current students and alumni. With our highly experienced and trained staff, we help students prepare for success in their chosen careers. Recent graduates have been employed at Amazon, Microsoft, NASA, and countless others! Additionally, students have access to Handshake, a job database that allows students to connect with employers from all over the country. All the job listings are specifically for students, and employers are actively recruiting from Marshall University.
To learn more about the career services available to Marshall students, scan the QR code or visit www.marshall.edu/careereducation .
95%
First Year Students who Received Financial Aid Last Year
$82m+
Scholarships, Grants, and Financial Aid Awarded LAST YEAR
$45k+
Average Annual Salary of Recent Marshall Graduates
21.6k+
Jobs listed on Handshake Available to Marshall Students
Tuition & Aid... Tuition & Aid...
2024 - 2025 Base Annual Tuition & Fees for Students
2024 - 2025 incoming freshman merit-based scholarship awards
2024-25 Incoming Freshman Test Optional “Get Started”
Scholarship Portal
Looking for our private scholarships? Scan the QR code or visit www. marshall.edu/sfa/scholarships and click the Apply for Private Foundation Scholarships button. There, admitted students can apply for 800+ Marshall scholarships with one application. Our portal will match you with any scholarships you may qualify for and let you know if additional information is required.
Clark,
Menifee, Montgomery, Morgan, Nicholas, Owsley,
Athens, Brown, Clermont, Clinton, Fairfield, Fayette, Gallia, Highland, Hocking, Jackson, Lawrence,
Morgan, Muskingum, Noble, Perry, Pickaway, Pike, Ross, Scioto, Vinton, and Washington.
"My decision to join Marshall has changed me for the better. I’m so grateful for the many opportunities I’ve been given."
- Isabella Robinson
NExt Steps
Admission & Contact Info
Your Next Steps... Your Next Steps...
First Year Students
(High School seniors Graduating this school year)
We can't wait to have you join the Marshall Family! Admission decisions are made on a rolling basis up to two weeks before the semester begins. First year college students will need:
• Completed application for admission
• Official high school transcript
• SAT or ACT scores (test-optional admission available)
• Valid MMR immunization records
You’ll find general requirements for admission, including information on GPA and test score requirements, at www.marshall.edu/admissions/freshmen . Students may also apply through the Common App. For college specific requirements, check the individual college websites or contact the college directly. Once you’ve been admitted, your next steps are below!
Visit Our campus (optional)
www.marshall.edu/visit
Register for a tour of our Huntington Campus, register for a Green & White Day open house event, and more.
Apply to Herd Academy (optional)
www.marshall.edu/herdacademy
High schoolers may be eligible to enroll at Marshall as early entry students before high school graduation. Online course tuition could be as low as $25 per credit hour.
Apply for Financial Aid
www.marshall.edu/sfa/fafsa
The FAFSA becomes available in the fall of your senior year. The completed form should be submitted by late spring in order to ensure full consideration for all university and state aid.
Confirm Your Enrollment
Once admitted, confirm your enrollment through your application portal. This step secures your spot and allows you to sign up for housing and orientation.
Apply For Housing
www.marshall.edu/housing
Housing assignments are made on a firstcome, first-served basis. For best selection, apply for housing as soon as possible after being admitted and confirming enrollment.
Register for Orientation
www.marshall.edu/orientation
Orientation takes place the summer before your first semester. You’ll receive your student ID, class schedule, and information that will help you navigate all aspects of being a Marshall student.
Sophomores & Juniors
(High Schoolers Not Graduating this school year)
We're excited you're already considering joining the Marshall Family! It's a little early for you to apply yet, but we still have some ways you can get a head start!
Visit Our campus (optional) www.marshall.edu/visit
Register for a tour of our Huntington Campus, register for a Green & White Day open house event, and more.
Apply to Herd Academy (optional) www.marshall.edu/herdacademy
High schoolers may be eligible to enroll at Marshall as early entry students before high school graduation. Online course tuition could be as low as $25 per credit hour.
Need Help Deciding?
Not seeing your specific information, not sure which path applies to you, or have questions about your next steps? Marshall offers many pathways for higher education! Give us a call at (800) 642-3499 we'll help you with your next steps!
scan the QR code or Visit www.marshall.edu/newstudentchecklist to see the complete new student checklist and learn more about each step.
Admissions
www.marshall.edu/admissions
800-642-3499 | admissions@marshall.edu
Housing and Residence Life
www.marshall.edu/Housing 304-696-6765 | housing@marshall.edu
Student Financial Assistance
www.marshall.edu/sfa 304-696-3162 | sfa@marshall.edu
Bursar
www.marshall.edu/bursar 304-696-6620 | bursar@marshall.edu
One John Marshall Drive Huntington, WV 25755-2026 1-877-GOHERD-1 admissions@marshall.edu www.marshall.edu
Marshall University Office of Admissions