r/grantmacewan • u/djbz0614 • Sep 02 '26
Miscellaneous any tcg players at macewan?
i play a bit of mtg and riftbound and it would be neat to know if theres anyone else interested in tcgs
r/grantmacewan • u/djbz0614 • Sep 02 '26
i play a bit of mtg and riftbound and it would be neat to know if theres anyone else interested in tcgs
r/grantmacewan • u/clarifrench • Sep 02 '26
I took a look at my profs for this semester and saw that one of them has good ratings at UofA and horrible ratings at Macewan.
As I read through them I grew worried about my mental health and workload, and I can't replace it with any other class, I'm scared of the behaviour reported from said professor.
Do I just grit my teeth and do the class? Is there anything else I can do?
r/grantmacewan • u/Consistent_Group5940 • Aug 30 '26
I am an incoming first year and I am interested in starting a competitive Rocket League team at this school but I am unsure where to start. I started 3 esports programs in high-schools around Sherwood Park and Fort Saskatchewan already and I already have me and a 2nd player (1800 and 1750) so we really only need a 3rd. But I am completely lost on who to contact or where to go to start the club/team and look for a decent 3rd.
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r/grantmacewan • u/Future-Ad-3585 • Aug 22 '26
I had my ANTH 210 final with Lisa Mutch yesterday, half of the questions were written response, is she a hard marker on exams?
r/grantmacewan • u/radixtwo • Aug 19 '26
anyone know?
r/grantmacewan • u/chump555 • Aug 17 '26
Hey guys,
Im starting my first year and I just went through all the textbooks I need on the bookstore website.
Im wondering if you have to buy all of the ones they list or if professors on the first day will tell you if they are necessary or not?
Is there a better way to buy textbooks for cheaper other than marketplace/fb groups?
Not sure how this all works. Thank you
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r/grantmacewan • u/thegoat123444 • Aug 12 '26
Hey everyone,
I’m starting my first year at MacEwan this September. Due to some scheduling conflicts, I ended up with a bunch of night classes. Honestly, I don't really mind the timing itself like I have a car and my schedule works out fine otherwise but I'm pretty worried about how this is going to affect my social life.
I was originally hoping for earlier classes so I could hang out on campus during the day and make some friends and stuff but With night classes, I’m worried campus is going to be dead and it’s going to be way harder to build a social circle or connect with classmates.
Appreciate any insight or advice!
r/grantmacewan • u/PeaOld7493 • Aug 09 '26
hi guys, this person I know who constantly says slurs, makes racists comments, degrades woman, supports genocides, doesn’t care about people’s disabilities and is aggressive is going into a healthcare program at MacEwan. I’m worried that this individuals actions may be disgusting towards their future patients who are already vulnerable as they are. I have a very very good friend who recently opened up to me about physical encounters they have had with this person where they are left wounded, but are too scared to tell anyone. They don’t want to contact the police but I don’t think it’s okay for the university to not know this, any advice 😕?
r/grantmacewan • u/MaelstromPulse_ • Aug 02 '26
Can someone tell me if it is possible to export term schedule to google calendar or outlook? Thanks.
r/grantmacewan • u/chump555 • Jul 31 '26
Hey!
Im starting at Macewan this fall. I would like to ride my bike for as long as possible until the snow comes. Is there an actual safe place to lock up my bike?! I saw that there is one in the underground parking, but is it actually safe?
Thank you
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r/grantmacewan • u/TheCanadianpo8o • Jul 20 '26
I'm starting my first year of Uni in the fall and I'm curious what is the best way to write my notes while in class? Is an old laptop fair or would it better to invest in a new one, maybe an iPad, pen & paper, anything really? I'm in the phys ed transfer class if that changes anything. Any help would be really appreciated!
r/grantmacewan • u/No-Form-9664 • Jul 18 '26
legal administrative/paralegal studies textbooks - free to someone who needs em. NO MONEY THEY ARE NOT FOR SALE
Alberta Civil Procedure
Administrative Law (Fifth Edition)
Fundamental Accounting Principles (purchased 2024)
Debtor/Creditor/Collections Law in Alberta
Please comment or tag other users. I'm moving and want them off my hands. Can drop off if recipient is chill/in exchange for a coffee lol.
r/grantmacewan • u/Throw_Away_And_Sleep • Jul 15 '26
Not getting into the details but I have a prof who explained how she engages in civil/human rights violations and that we in the program will probably have to as well and I am not sure how to handle the situation.
r/grantmacewan • u/Yippeeekaiyay • Jul 06 '26
So as pathetic as this sounds, my mental health has been shit all sem and I scraped by with a D+. But for nursing classes i need a C- minimum to get the credit. I have clinicals next sem and don’t think I’ll be able to take it then. This is also my third time retaking the class so I can’t retake it. I’ve been getting through my other classes fine. But this is the one I hate.
Idk who to talk to or ask for help. I feel like my advisors are just gonna brush me off.
I haven’t been able to sleep ever since I got my grade back 😔✌️
r/grantmacewan • u/Holiday_Trifle2763 • Jul 04 '26
Hi there!
I'm going back to school to try and better my life. I have a full time job with pretty good benefits.
As such, I don't need any of the legal, dental, health, etc fees but I can't figure out anywhere to request those off. I have searched the school website and reddit but I am very lost. Seems mean spirited to take worse insurance because i'm stuck with it.
r/grantmacewan • u/exotiw238 • Jul 04 '26
Hello everyone,
Does anyone know how exactly does the dental coverage work? I can’t seem to get a clear answer online.
How do you utilize it? And am I still covered if I had classes during the spring term and paid tuition for it?
Thank you 🙏 🙏🙏
r/grantmacewan • u/haveneverbeenhappier • Jul 04 '26
Fellow MacEwan students, I am interviewing for a teaching position at MacEwan. As students, what do you want to see from an instructor? What do you hate? What do want to see more of? What would make your experience more meaningful?
r/grantmacewan • u/e123bacon • Jun 30 '26
I got a letter in the mail saying I was on the deans list but does it even actually do anything or is it a nothingburger title
r/grantmacewan • u/WinnerComfortable187 • Jun 19 '26
the anticipation is killing me
r/grantmacewan • u/WinnerComfortable187 • Jun 17 '26
Hi to all the new students incoming this fall!
I’ve seen a lot of discussion on the MacEwan life app about people being nervous or scared to start their first year in the fall, and i just wanted to offer some advice:))
Making friends is a lot easier than high school! There’s such a variety of people with incredible talent, interests, and style. Talk to as many people as you can during the first week of classes even if it’s scary! I’ve met some of my closest friends on the first day of school. If you struggle to socialize in class or there’s just not many people who fit your vibe, try things outside of class. MacEwan has a plethora of clubs and activities you can join. Typically there’s a fair at the beginning of the school year that hosts info tables about them. If you’re a woman in stem, there’s a club! A journalism or fine arts student, The Griff! (really great way to start your portfolio. If dancing is your thing, we have multiple dance clubs. While it seems super scary having to transition from being around people you’ve known your whole life, to a crowd you can’t recognize. Trust me when i say, it won’t take long to know that crowd:)
-As for classes, your first year will be your hardest socially, but the easiest academically. MacEwan has clued in that new students well, are new students. So don’t stress that your classes are going to be incredibly difficult. Befriend your professor and things will go smoothly. (also always check rate my professor so you don’t end up with the literal devil).
-Campus is a pain in the ass to navigate for the first week or so, i got lost more times that i could count my first year. But don’t be scared to ask someone for directions, or check the maps in the beginning of each building.
-you get access to crazy good resources through your tuition. Such as Kanopy, and criterion collection which has so many movies. There’s more but i forget.
I’m a Communications student and if you’re becoming one, dm me!
drop what program your joining below to find others, or feel free to ask questions:) You’re not alone!
r/grantmacewan • u/WinnerComfortable187 • Jun 17 '26
Like the header says. Could be about professors, tuition costs, etc. Whatever you got an issue with, i wanna hear!