Lana Oconnell
Students who are currently enrolled at USC and want to transfer to the Marshall School can apply for an internal transfer to become Business Administration majors or apply for one of the minor programs. Students who were admitted to USC as transfer students from another institution may also apply for internal transfer to the Marshall School after completing the course requirements. The admissions decisions are competitive, and students can refer to the website or contact the Office of Undergraduate Advising and Student Affairs for more information. Some majors may require a separate application and have higher admission requirements.
| Characteristics | Values |
|---|---|
| Transfer from another institution | Can apply for internal transfer to the Marshall School after completing course requirements |
| Admitted as a freshman | Can apply for internal transfer if not admitted to Marshall School |
| Current USC student | Can apply for internal transfer to the Marshall School as Business Administration majors or for minor programs |
| Application process | Competitive |
| Application checklist | Available on the Marshall University website |
| Deadlines | Available on the Marshall University website |
| Majors | May require a separate application and have higher admission requirements |
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Transfer students can apply to Marshall University
Transfer students who have been enrolled at another college or university and wish to transfer to pursue their degree at Marshall University can apply to be a transfer student. The university encourages prospective transfer students to visit the campus and meet the admissions team.
Students who are currently enrolled at USC can apply for internal transfer to the Marshall School as Business Administration majors or apply for one of the minor programs. Transfer applicants are encouraged to review the website to learn more about the competitive application process.
Marshall Direct offers eligible high school seniors in participating West Virginia counties direct admission to Marshall University, breaking down barriers to college by not requiring an application, fees, or test scores.
Additionally, Marshall University provides on-campus services to help students who are uncertain about their educational and career goals. Students can work with the Office of Career Education to review associated careers and opportunities aligned with their major. The university also offers wellness resources to assist students in managing any anxiety related to their academic journey. Changing majors can also be initiated by the student, and major changes must be completed by the end of the first week of the semester.
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Transfer students can major in Business Administration
Transfer students can apply for internal transfer to the Business Administration major through the Marshall internal transfer application. Students who are already enrolled at USC can apply for internal transfer into the Marshall School as Business Administration majors or one of the minor programs. The internal transfer process is competitive, and applicants are encouraged to review the website and video to learn more about the programs and requirements.
The Marshall Office of Undergraduate Admissions and Outreach offers support to prospective transfer students throughout the application process and their first year. The Marshall Pathways Program (MPP) is designed to provide inclusive support for transfer students, offering transfer counselling, regular check-ins, and opportunities to immerse themselves in the Marshall culture.
Students can apply during one of the three application cycles: fall, spring, or summer. The application process includes an option to meet with an advisor on Zoom during the summer to answer any questions. Students can also contact the Office of Undergraduate Advising and Student Affairs with any queries regarding the program requirements and application process.
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Transfer students can apply for a minor at Marshall
For students currently enrolled at USC, internal transfer applications are accepted for the Marshall School of Business Administration majors and minor programs. However, admissions decisions are competitive, and transfer students should be prepared for a rigorous selection process. It is recommended that prospective transfer students review the internal transfer information and website to learn more about the programs and application process.
Additionally, some majors at Marshall may require a separate application and have higher admission requirements. Students should review all admission requirements for their desired major before submitting an Intercollege Transfer Form. The process for changing a major must be initiated by the student, and all major changes must be completed by the end of the first week of the semester. If a student is feeling uncertain about their educational and career goals, they can work with the Office of Career Education to review associated careers and opportunities or utilise the available wellness resources to manage any anxiety.
Overall, while transfer students can apply for a minor at Marshall, it is important to carefully review the specific requirements and processes for the desired program and major to ensure a smooth transition.
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Transfer students must meet admission requirements
I found information relating to transfer students at Marshall University and USC Marshall.
Transferring to Marshall University
Transfer students who have been previously enrolled at another college or university can apply to transfer to Marshall University. The university encourages prospective transfer students to visit the campus, meet the Admissions team, and learn about the academic programs.
Transferring to USC Marshall
Students enrolled at USC can apply for internal transfer into the Marshall School as Business Administration majors or for one of the minor programs. Transferring students must meet the admission requirements, which are competitive. Students who were not admitted as freshmen may apply later for internal transfer to the Marshall School.
Transferring Major at Marshall University
Students at Marshall University who are uncertain about their educational and career goals can work with the Office of Career Education to review associated careers and opportunities in line with their major. Students can also access wellness resources to help manage any anxiety related to selecting a major. To change their major, students must initiate the process themselves. If a student does not meet the admission requirements for their desired major, they may be placed into a pre-major related to their chosen major.
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Transfer students can secure a spot at Marshall University without an application
I was only able to find information about transfer students securing a spot at Marshall University with an application. However, I did find information about high school seniors securing a spot at Marshall University without an application, which I have included below.
Marshall Direct
Marshall Direct offers eligible high school seniors in participating West Virginia counties direct admission to Marshall University—no application, fees, or test scores required. With a simple opt-in, students can secure their spot and take a smooth, affordable step toward higher education.
Transferring to Marshall as an Undergraduate
If you have previously been enrolled at another college or university and now want to transfer to pursue your degree at Marshall University, you can apply to be an undergraduate transfer student.
Transferring to Marshall as a Current USC Student
Students currently enrolled at USC can apply for internal transfer into the Marshall School as Business Administration majors or apply for one of the minor programs. Students admitted to USC as freshmen who have not completed the first three weeks of their first semester at USC may also inquire with the Marshall Office about the possibility of transferring.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes, transfer students can apply for internal transfer to the Marshall School as Business Administration majors or for one of the minor programs.
Students must have been admitted to USC as transfer students from another institution and must complete the course requirements for internal transfer.
Students should review the internal transfer information video and website to learn more about the competitive application process and the different programs.
Yes, if you were not admitted to Marshall as a freshman, you may apply later for internal transfer.
Yes, but some majors require a separate application and have higher admission requirements. The process for changing a major must be initiated by the student and completed by the end of the first week of the semester.
