The Marshall Advising Resources web page. Here you will find direct links to advising information. Program/major information is grouped by college.

The Spring 2008 Marshall University Graduate Catalog.

The Spring 2008 Marshall University Undergraduate Catalog.

Housed in Marshall's Center for Academic Excellence, the Honors program provides a community of learning within the larger university community. Students and faculty work together closely. Students have an opportunity to exchange ideas and points of view in a unique atmosphere of shared learning and respect.

Marshall University is committed to making all programs, services, and activities fully accessible to students with disabilities.  The purpose of the Disabled Student Services Program is to provide the educational and physical accessibility support necessary for students to achieve their academic goals and to promote as much independence as possible on the part of the students with disabilities.

The MU Libraries mission is to support the teaching, research, and public service commitments of the University. Through our web pages we are accessible to you at any time and from any place.

Students have the opportunity to read, discuss, and participate in events and activities centered around Tim O'Brien's "The Things They Carried".

Access the Marshall University class schedule by semester via the MILO system.

Higher education is an extraordinary value; however, meeting the costs can be a challenge. Many students pursue student aid opportunities to make college more affordable.

Tuition and fee information provided by the Marshall University Office of the Bursar.

Available to all Marshall students, tutoring help is available to give you that extra edge by supplementing your in-class instruction and outside studies.

UNI 101, New Student Seminar, is designed as an introduction to college life for freshmen and new transfer students. Taught by faculty, administrators, and staff, the course provides students with an opportunity to adjust to the academic and social environment of college under the guidance of a mentor and in the presence of a small group of peers.

The Writing Center is a free tutoring service for all Marshall University and CTC students who want help with their writing.  Our Writing Center is staffed by graduate and upper-level undergraduate students who are trained to help at all stages of the writing process and in any discipline.