Admissions
Marshall University understands that you want to be informed and involved as your child embarks on the college experience. We are working to provide the information and resources you need for a rewarding educational experience for the entire family. Please contact the Office of Parent Resources at 1-888-687-3768, (304) 696-3395 or parents@marshall.edu if you have questions or concerns about your student or prospective student at Marshall University.
You can also check out our 2009-10 Guide for Parents. Parents attending New Student Orientation during Summer 2009 will receive a printed copy of this Guide.
Please click here for an H1N1 Influenza Update.
Academic Questions?
If you have questions about our policies and other academic concerns, you might want to read the Academic Questions & Answers for Parents beginning on Page 29 in the 2009-10 Guide for Parents. In "Q&A" format, this section of the Guide addresses many of the issues and questions that parents have about academics at Marshall University. Special thanks to Dr. Frances Hensley, Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs, for preparing this valuable resource.
Upcoming Events
Free
Airport Shuttle Service to Charleston (WV) Yeager
Airport:
Other Marshall sites for parents:
Career Services
Residence Services
College of Science Student Services /
Information for Parents
Who to call when you have questions. . .
Helping Your Child With the College
Admission Process
Items Your Child Should Bring to College
Checklist for College
Planning
University Weather Policy
Local Hotels
For
local hotels, please
click
here.
The Office of Residence
Services has provided this listing of Ten
Reasons to Live On-Campus. Check out
the list
here.
For Fall 2008, all entering freshmen will be
reading
The
Things They Carried by Tim O'Brien as
part of Marshall's OneBook program.
Students will read, discuss and participate
in activities and events related to this
book. Marshall introduced the OneBook program in
Fall 2007. The first book was
The Glass Castle
by Jeannette Walls. More information
about the program is available
here.
Ten Reasons to Live On Campus
Marshall OneBook
Program
Career
Services
It's every parent's dream that their child will find a good job when her or she completes his or her college education. Our Career Services Center can assist your son or daughter in preparing for his or her job search. For additional information on services available, please visit their website here.
Visiting
Campus?
Parking Information: If you are planning to visit your son or daughter on campus, you can obtain a temporary parking permit for $2 per day for surface lot parking. This permit will allow you to leave and re-enter your designated lot. To obtain your permit upon arrival, you may visit the Parking Office located at 1801 5th Avenue. This pricing is not available on game days when the price will be $5 for parking on a surface lot or $10 for garage parking. Re-entry is not allowed on game days. Questions can be addressed to the parking office by calling (304) 696-6684.
Guest Meals in the Residence Halls: If you are visiting campus and your son or daughter is a participant in a Residence Hall meal plan, you may accompany him/her in the Twin Towers or Harless cafeterias for a meal free of charge. Other guests are charged a flat rate fee in either cafeteria.
Sending a package to
campus?
If you are sending a care package to campus, each resident hall student is assigned a mailbox within his/her residence hall.
Mail to students in the First Year Residence Halls (North and South) should be addressed in the following manner:
Mail to be delivered by the US Postal Service: Resident's Name, Box # ___ First Year Residence Halls, Marshall University, Huntington, WV 25755.
Mail to be delivered by other sources such as UPS or FedEx: Resident's Name, Room #___ Freshman North (or South), Marshall University, Huntington, WV 25755.
For students residing in the other halls, mail should be addressed in the following manner: Resident's Name, Hall Name and Hall Room Number, Marshall University, Huntington, WV 25755.
Want to keep
up-to-date on the latest campus news?
The Parthenon is the student newspaper of Marshall University. The most recent edition is available online at The Parthenon Online. For other information, visit News & Events.
We would love to hear
your feedback.
If you have any suggestions on topics that you would like to see covered on this website, please email the Office of Parent Resources at parents@marshall.edu.
