Admissions and Course Registration Information for Students Interested in OHV Online Courses

Please note: you may have questions about the Admission or Registration process below or you may just want to talk to someone at Marshall University. The Admissions Office (below) can answer your questions regarding the admissions process.

For more information about the Off-Highway Vehicle management courses, please reference the following links:

• Marshall University OHV Recreation Management Program
• Marshall University OHV Management Courses
  

For any questions concerning the course content, please contact Dr. Raymond Busbee at busbee@marshall.edu.

For any and all questions concerning your admission to Marshall University for the OHV program, please contact:

Marshall University
Admissions Office
(304) 696-3160
(800) 642-3499

Email: admissions@marshall.edu

Once your admissions and enrollment process is complete, you can log into your course on the first day of the semester directly from this page (at top left) or at the site below. YOU WILL ALSO FIND AT THIS SITE BELOW ALL THE INFORMATION YOU NEED TO PREPARE YOUR COMPUTER FOR YOUR ONLINE COURSE.

COURSE LOGIN: http://www.marshall.edu/muonline

Your enrollment in OHV courses will likely be a two step process:

1. you must be admitted to Marshall University
2. you must register for your course(s)

Please see below for instructions on these two steps.

How to Get Admitted to Marshall University

How to Register for Marshall University Courses

Admission for OHV courses

Please find the student category below that fits your situation and submit an admissions application as instructed.

As soon as you have been admitted to Marshall University, you will receive a letter of acceptance from the Admissions Office which includes your Marshall University ID (MUID) number. You are then ready to register.

• If you’ve graduated from high school, but never attended college, apply as an Undergraduate Non-degree.
• Provide Application and Application Fee.
• If you’ve ever attended college, apply as an Undergraduate Transient student .
• Provide Application, Application Fee, and letter of good standing from current/most recent institution.
• If you’ve completed a bachelor’s degree, apply as an Undergraduate Special student.
• Provide Application, Application Fee, and an official transcript from Registrar’s Office of the institution where you earned the bachelors, showing degree awarded.
• If you’ve completed a bachelor’s degree, and would like to earn graduate credit, apply as a Graduate Non-degree. (Contact the Marshall University Graduate Admissions for more information at (800) 642-9842.)
  • Provide Application, Application Fee, and an official transcript from Registrar’s Office of the institution where you earned the bachelors, showing degree awarded

Application fee can be paid online with a credit/debit card when submitting application, or call the Admissions Office the next business day to pay fee by phone. http://www.marshall.edu/admissions/content.asp#appfees

Once your online application is received, the Admissions Office will mail a letter with your MUID number and a request for credentials, if required.

You MUST indicate in the ‘statement of your activities since high school graduation’ field in the ‘High School’ section of the online application that you are applying to take OHV courses. Otherwise, the special admission criteria established for OHV applicants will not apply.

Tuition Information:
http://www.marshall.edu/bursar/tuition/tuition.html and click the ‘ONLINE COURSES’ link.
Questions regarding tuition: Contact Office of the Bursar.

Registration

Once you have completed your application, the Admissions Office will send you your Marshall University ID (MUID) number.  In addition to your MUID number, you will need:

• Your PIN (personal identification number). The PIN is a six (6) digit number that is assigned to you (originally set at date of birth in six-digit format MMDDYY). Example: July 4, 1975 is 070475.
• The four-digit course reference number of each course you plan to take. This is a unique number required to identify the department, course, and section you are selecting when registering. Course reference numbers change each semester.
  How to find the course reference number:
  Check the online course catalog: (search for your course by subject
  PLS: Parks and Leisure Services)
  http://www.marshall.edu/muonline/courses/catalog.asp

Ready to Register?

• Click here: Register Online
• Click here: Register by Mail