College of Science admission requirements for students at the freshman level are higher than what is required for general admission to the university. The ACT scores required for full admission to the College of Science are a minimum mathematics score of 21 and a minimum composite score of 21. For the SAT, a score of 500 in math and a 1000 composite score are required.

Students who do not meet these admission requirements but still wish to pursue a program in the College of Science may gain admission by enrolling as a Pre-Science Major or enroll in another college and completing the following requirements.

1. Completion of MTH 127 (or MTH 130) and ENG 101 with a grade of C or higher.
2. Completion of at least 15 credit hours of college work with a GPA of 2.2 or higher.
3. Transfer students must have a 2.0 GPA and meet the above requirements for the ACT or SAT.

Degrees
See Degrees & Requirements for degrees available through the College of Science.

In addition to satisfying the requirements for a specific major, students must meet the college requirements outlined below and the university requirements as described in this catalog.

Students entering any baccalaureate degree program in the College of Science are responsible for meeting four requirements of the Marshall Plan, baccalaureate program initiatives approved by the faculty and the university president for all students. These initiatives include Writing Across the Curriculum, Computer Literacy, International and Multicultural Studies, and the Capstone Experience. Students in the College of Science are not required to satisfy the 4-hour Integrated Science and Mathematics initiative. Students are to consult with their academic/program advisors or the chairperson of their major departments for guidance in determining the specific details of meeting the above referenced baccalaureate curricular initiatives

Undergraduate/Graduate
  Marshall University Admissions Webpage

International
  International Admissions
 

School of Medicine
  MUSOM Office of Admissions Web Site
  Admissions Requirements & Process
 

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  Bursar's Office
  Financial Aid
  MILO (online class registration, schedule information)
  Orientation
  Registrar's Office
  Tuition and Fees (tuition, enrollment fees, room and board)
  The Educational Testing Service Network