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Marshall University

Collaboration, excellence, and curiosity fuel faculty and students at Marshall University. Marshall University is a Public institution in Huntington, West Virginia.

Overview

School Type

Website: www.marshall.edu

Accessibility

  • Distance education:No
  • Online degrees:Yes
  • Career services:No
  • Weekend/Evening classes:Yes
  • Credit for life experiences:No
  • On-Campus day care:Yes
  • Online library services:Yes
  • Remedial services:No
  • Master's degrees:Yes
  • Post-master's certificates:Yes
  • Doctorate Degrees:Yes

Demographics

Graduate students
2,076 full-time
1,361 part-time
  • Online and distance education graduate students:596
  • Graduate students doing hybrid learning:512
  • Out-of-state online graduate students:191
  • Online students
    17%
  • Male/Female
    35% / 65%

Cost

In-state average tuition full-time graduate students
$7,506
Out-of-state average tuition full-time graduate students
$19,840
  • Application fee:$40
  • In-state required fees for full-time graduate students:$1,222
  • In-state per credit hour charge part-time graduate students:$485
  • Out-of-state required fees for full-time graduate students:$1,222
  • Out-of-state per credit hour charge part-time graduate students:$1,171
  • Average tuition full-time graduate students:$19,840
  • Required fees for full-time graduate students:$1,222
  • Per credit hour charge part-time graduate students:$1,171
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Outcomes

Master's degrees awarded in most recent year.
868 master's
Doctorate degrees awarded in most recent year.
232 doctorates
  • Graduate student federal loan borrowers in good standing after 2 years:15%

Military & Veteran

Number of graduate students receiving Post 9/11 GI Bill benefits
35 students
  • Percentage of graduate students receiving post 9/11 GI Bill benefits:1%
  • Graduate students receiving Department of Defense Tuition Assistance Program benefits:60
  • Percentage of graduate students receiving Department of Defense Tuition Assistance Program benefits:2%
  • Credit for military training:No
  • Dedicated staff member:Yes
  • Student veteran organization:Yes
  • Yellow Ribbon Program member:Yes
  • Servicemembers Opportunity Colleges member:Yes
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