World Education Series Books are used to determine admissibility of international students. If credentials cannot be converted to English, transcripts will need to be evaluated by the World Evaluation Service. They will be required to take the ACT or SAT during their first semester of study. These students must also meet the English language proficiency requirement. ESLI offers small, year-round classes with three levels, experienced instructors, and a course of study to improve English speaking, listening, reading and writing quickly.
Students receive twenty-one hours of classroom instruction per week.
Students can also take advantage of a variety of computer assisted language learning programs. The ESLI intensive English program is a member of the American Association of Intensive English Programs. Every non-immigrant student must show proof of having a current major medical insurance policy before being permitted to register each semester for any classes at Marshall University. Proof of coverage shall be provided by the Director of the International Students and Scholars program in the form of some written notification. Prior to registering, students may secure information on insurance options from the Associate Dean for Student Affairs or the Director of the International Students and Scholars program in OM 320.