r/MRU

Hi everyone i have mid term due for GNED1401 Communication, Writing for academic Success.
It is in class midterm can someone help me what to expect in that. I am very scared or can we get any help from in classmates or like use any AI for grammar ?
Thank you.

My wife went to St. Mary's University, much smaller than MRU, and yet their classrooms were retrofitted to have power outlets available at every desk under the floor.

So why in the love of everything good in this world do I have to do the Walk of Shame©️ to the fomt of the classroom and sit on the dingy floor that hasn't been renovated since 1972 to charge my laptop if it dies mid-class?

For the ammount we are paying in tuition every semester, they can surely do better than this. If this were some rural high school I would understand, but MRU really needs to get its act together in this regard.

Thank you for reading, rant over.

I've been looking for a job for a while now and haven't had much luck. I've applied to retail, customer service, warehouses, and other entry level jobs, but I either don't hear back or get rejected after an interview.

It's honestly getting frustrating, so I wanted to ask if anyone knows of any places hiring for seasonal, part time, or full time positions.

Preferably in NW Calgary, but I'm open to other areas too. Any leads or suggestions/references would really help.

Hey is anyone having troubles with their my future student portal? I applied for early admission and created an account which i consistently checked, yet all of a sudden when i try to log in it says invalid password or email. When i try to reset the password it says no account exists with that email??? Anyone experiencing the same?

Also, i have not received an email towards my student id which i need for casper and i have no clue on where to self predict my marks as apply alberta never indicating anything of it.

Does MRU have block week courses? How do you find them and register? Trying to finish my degree ASAP. Thanks in advance for your help

I used to be at mru and I know this time around it's midterm season. I just wanted to say wishing you guys all the best. Schools important but also make sure you take care of yourself. Check in on your friends because you never know what someone is dealing with. You guys will crush it no doubt.

I graduated high school in 2021. At the time I didn’t study or put much effort in my classes. I graduated with 65 in math 30-2, 61 in English 30-1, 52 in Bio 30 and didn’t take chem 30. I’m am currently upgrading all of these, taking just English 30–1 now and math 30-2, Chem30 and Bio30 next semester. Can I still apply to Nursing for the fall? Is there even a chance? Would they look at my high school grades to determine my average as of now? As a note, I attended high school around the Covid time. I didn’t write any diplomas and on my transcript it reads “full exemption”

I’ve tried to go there multiple times last year, but it’s always locked. It’s just about the last place on campus I haven’t been!

Saw a baby Jack rabbit bunny in the parkade around 11:05AM.

It ran under a car so I tried to shoo it away to a safer spot and it ran off under another car.

For anyone reading this, pls check under your car before backing out.

I was just wondering I’m suppose to start open studies this winter semester and im taking 4 classes. Is one semester of open studies enough to get into the major that I want to get into next year?

Hi! I’m applying to MRU Nursing for Fall 2027. My counselor told me about a backup pathway where I can take courses, build my GPA, and then get into Nursing.
I’m confused because I see both UEO and Open Studies on the application. Since I’m coming directly from high school and haven’t done any post-secondary, would I apply for UEO? Is that the pathway to Nursing my counselor is talking about?she’s not responding at the moment so I’m really stressed
Any help would be appreciated!

Hello guys, I'm applying for nursing and midwifery for fall 2027. I was wondering about the casper exam do I have to book two separate exams for it or do I write one and do they use it for both applications?

I’m curious to hear everyone’s thoughts on this, but how did you decide what you wanted your bachelors to be? What gave you that “I’m happy with what I’m learning and can see myself doing this forever”? Or are there any of you who hated doing your bachelors but now can attest and say you love the job that you got after it? I ask cause I went into nursing with this passion and fire and excitement. And now I feel confused. I’m just not sure if this is for me or if it’s just because I don’t know how to study effectively? I’m not here to listen to criticism saying “I took someone’s spot yada yada” or “just study harder” cause it’s not that easy when you have a learning disability. But if you can provide some insight on your story or thoughts I’d really appreciate it 🙂

When I say isolated I mean no one's there, completely quiet, and I could be making noises and no one would hear.

I thought about the all gender bathrooms but I don't want to lock someone out, and I know there are study rooms but I don't want to have to book any.

I also remember there being a balcony type thing on one of the wings but I think once you leave you can't get back in lmao.

I left my only USB-C charger in the business building today, plugged into the wall at those high chairs near the front. It’s my only USB-C charger so I would really appreciate it if I could get it back 😭. If anyone took it, I would really like it back.

okay so i have my first unit test for mgmt 2262 and my professor is rlly bad anne her material and slides for the class are terrible like im not even sure what we’re being tested on but if anyone LITERALLY ANYONE has any notes or good slides pls pls if you could send them. thank you!!! oh and my professor is naziha fakhri

Scientific and mathematical literacy--how do you study for this class? im lost in everything

Hello everyone. I was just wanting to know what you guys do to reduce stress from school. I was hoping to get some insight on stuff you do that might help uncommon from what most do. So asides from sleeping 8 hours, going to the gym, getting sunlight and eating well what can you guys recommend work? Maybe you have even some quick ones that’s reduce stress and maybe some for long term. I’m open to hearing your input please!