Overview

School of Extended Education Overview

The Marshall University School of Extended Education (SEE) was established in 1993 to provide the citizens of West Virginia with access to college level courses and programs.

The School of Extended Education main office is located in Huntington on the Marshall University campus. The School maintains regional centers at these locations:

• Mid-Ohio Valley Center, Point Pleasant
• Southern Mountain Center (on Southern West Virginia Community and Technical College campuses-Logan and Williamson)
• Teays Valley Regional Center, Teays Valley
• Larry Joe Harless Community Center, Gilbert

The Marshall University School of Extended Education serves

• adult students who wish to complete a college degree they may have started but were never able to finish.
• students who live far from our main campuses.
• West Virginia National Guard personnel and their families throughout the state.
• high school students who meet the requirements to take college courses.

The School delivers educational content and services through a number of traditional and non-traditional formats, which include:

• Public television (HEITV)
• Two-way interactive television
• 100 percent online through the internet
• Non-credit computer and professional continuing education programs
• Weekend and accelerated classes and programs
• College courses in the high school
• Courses at National Guard Armories for military personnel and their families.