Университет Маршалла расширил программу прямого поступления для выпускников школы Rock Hill

HUNTINGTON — Marshall University has expanded its Direct Admit program to Rock Hill High School in Lawrence County, Ohio. The Direct Admit program will allow Rock Hill graduates direct admission to Marshall, with no application, fees or cost to students, according to a university news release. The initiative is designed to simplify next steps for students and families; eligible high school seniors can secure a spot at Marshall by simply opting in. Rock Hill students are also eligible for Marshall’s metro tuition, a special tuition program for out-of-state students within a 150-mile radius of Huntington. “This partnership gives our students a clear, accessible pathway to continue their education at an outstanding university while removing some of the uncertainty that can come with the college admissions process,” said Jeff Fraley, assistant superintendent for Rock Hill Schools, in the release. “Opportunities like this are an important part of our commitment to helping every Rock Hill student develop a plan for success after graduation.” The Direct Admit program reflects Marshall’s goal of strengthening partnerships with area school districts and expanding college-going opportunities throughout the region, according to the release.