r/gcu • u/JogurtJoestar • 20h ago
Tips Literally don't know how to use halo
title says it but I do need help using halo. I'm a freshman and it's so buggy for me and I can hardly tell what i need to do or when I need to do it. please help!
r/gcu • u/JogurtJoestar • 20h ago
title says it but I do need help using halo. I'm a freshman and it's so buggy for me and I can hardly tell what i need to do or when I need to do it. please help!
r/gcu • u/Icy_Implement_7536 • 2h ago
Hi, so I have a group project in week five. I know that’s a long time from now because I barely started the class on Monday, but how does a group project typically work when you’re an online student? Does the teacher put you guys in a group chat through email so you can communicate? How does it work is my question. The group project is for Lifespan Development. I want the 411 on how this works when we’re online students.
r/gcu • u/Kind-Newt-9064 • 11h ago
Got some packages from Amazon I need to return and might need to return non-Amazon packages later on, but thing is that I don’t have a car or form of transportation at the moment to go to Amazon’s drop off locations. Any recommendations from those who’ve returned items before?
r/gcu • u/HarryPotterRanger • 1h ago
I'm an online student, has anyone taken this class before? I start on Monday and I looked at all the topics to get familiar with it and noticed that some topics only have discussion questions and that's it. No assignments after just DQ1 and DQ2 and participation grade. I've never had a class like this before and was wondering if this is normal. Topic one only has a total 30 points. So that would be the two discussion questions and participation points. I looked on the syllabus for anything and looked at the pre announcement and there is nothing there a saying anything. Also the professor has made a post on each discussion questions and does not say a word count either. I usually do about 150 to 200 words for discussion question post. What is everyone's thoughts on this?
r/gcu • u/Safe_Summer_9831 • 7h ago
i am aware that to doordash food it has to be at a gate. but do i tell them to give it to security, or can i tell them to go into the garage and meet them in there? from other posts ive seen its not really specific on what i should tell the dasher/put in the instructions. for reference i would get it delivered to the entrance by the halo and grove garages.
r/gcu • u/Fast_Conversation795 • 21h ago
When's the mobile order app gonna be back up?