University College provides learning support services and transitional programs to all Marshall University students. We also provide academic counseling for Marshall’s undecided students, conditionally admitted students, some pre-nursing students, students enrolled in college courses in the high schools/early entry high school students, special admits, transient students, and international transient students.
Our Mission
University College offers students a solid foundation of academic skills for progression into another Marshall University college to declare a major and graduate. University College is dedicated to adhering to national academic advising standards, providing professional academic guidance in a holistic and caring manner, understanding and practicing inclusion, operating with high ethical standards, embracing innovation and creativity, collaborating with the university community to ensure student success, safeguarding the privacy of students, and encouraging student engagement in their own educational experience. University College extends this mission to all Marshall students by providing a broad range of academic services and transitional support programs.
University College is home to our undecided and pre-major students and provides assistance and support to students until they have been fully admitted into an academic major.
University College provides additional support for student who are conditionally admitted, did not submit test scores or have been placed on academic probation.
Students who fall below the university’s academic standards may be placed on academic probation. University College provides support for students during this period.
More information coming soon on Marshall University’s new Bachelor of Applied Sciences program.
University studies courses are designed by University College staff to assist students with specific transitions during their college experience.
University College provides academic advising for undecided students, conditionally admitted students, some pre-nursing students, students enrolled in college courses in the high schools/early entry high school students, special admits, transient students, and international transient students.
Marshall University has partnered with Knack – the fastest growing peer learning platform for college students – to provide tutoring services to students! Knack’s platform allows students in need of tutoring services to book sessions with verified Marshall peer tutors.
Marshall University offers the ACCUPLACER Next-Generation, Advanced Algebra and Functions (AAF) test for student who wish to challenge their math ACT or SAT scores. This computer-adaptive, 20 question, multiple-choice test isn’t timed.