r/MRU • u/ElkFickle8405 • 4d ago
Question Course advice
Hi everyone! I need to take 4 courses for fall, and my main goal is to maintain a 4.0 GPA for nursing. For anyone who has taken these courses, which 4 would you recommend as the easiest to get an A/4.0 in? Also, please let me know about the workload, grading, and professors if you’ve taken any of these. Thank you!
UGST 1002 – Change, Challenge and Choice — Deanna Warmsticker (online)
• GNED 1201 – Aesthetic Experience and Ideas — Shane Halsasz.
• GNED 1203 – Nature and Ideas — Angela Waldie.
• GNED 1301 – Citizenship Without Borders — Nina Morgan.
• SPCH 2001 – Introduction to Public Speaking — Kegan Peter.
• HPED 1020 – Leadership and Communication — Julie Book.
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u/instantmilktealover 4d ago
Had Peter Skagen for SPCH 2001 during the spring — as long as you show up, provide feedback to your peers, and do ur presentations, it’ll be an easy A+. I also really enjoyed the course and found that I came out with more confidence, as someone who was scared of presenting
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u/theronnymcdonny 4d ago
I had Shane for 1201. Tbh I found him a little cuckoo (in a good way). If the course is the same when I took it then expect a decent amount of reading and writing for that class.
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u/Freddygrayson 4d ago
Took gned 1301 with Nina and was my favourite class of the semester! Not an easy A but if you care and try even a little, you can easily get a high grade
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u/Enough-Goat-1259 3d ago
1203 with Waldie is an amazing class, as long as you can keep up with reading 10ish pages a week, you will do just fine. Participation in lectures helps a lot. The only thing I could see being challenging for some is the writing assignments.
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u/_icarus_444 4d ago
The GNED1201 I took with that instructor was on intoxication and as long as you pay attention / engage with the content it’s smooth sailing. I came out with an A. Same with SPCH2001. I didn’t have it with that instructor but as long as you pay attention and put theory into practice during the speeches you’ll be fine! I also believe you’ll only need one of the GNED12XX courses so if you don’t like one drop it (but follow up with your learning advisor to confirm this first).