Worst experience so far. Freshly graduated Highschool and applied for an online program, required thousands of dollars, multiple blood tests and vaccinations which didn’t really bother me, but when it came time to actually get to the course, I was told that I was rejected because I did not do an introductory online course. I was not told of this, or where I could find it. After 16 (thats right, 16 emails) somebody had finally told me where to find it on the website. Spent another $300 for that intro course, but was not told how to access it or how to complete it. When I emailed again I was told that I was rejected because I did not do the intro course. I have wasted lots of funds that could have gone to a better school with more helpful staff. I work minimum wage and have to pay for myself, I had saved for months only to have my money basically scammed from me. Do not go to this university if you do not know the exact processes and procedures of your course. So insanely unhelpful, frustrating, and cruel. The website is messed up completely, I cannot login to my account, I had tried to change my password and everything. I don’t know what happened but I feel like they deleted my account completely. My parents told me that I am a failure for getting rejected from university, but I’ve had no help at all. None of my family has gone to university and I have gotten no advice from the staff at MRU. Please save your money and sanity. Do not go here.

Screw MRI parking! It's like a thousand dollars per semester to park, but if you back into a space you get ticketed or towed! And there's no parking anyways, not enough lots. If I'm paying a thousand bucks a semester to park 4 times a week, I should get to park how I want!

A waste of time. I graduated, but felt nothing productive came from the experience. If I was interested in a class or program and wanted to know about it, they would sell me a program to head to about more programs to take. They would have classes, grade point averages that I was told I had to have, and then a year later the rules changed and I now had to either have a higher average or take more classes. The admissions don't take much interest when you ask questions like "I'm interested in going this route. What do I need specifically to get there?" They just didn't seem to care. I wanted to get into a journalism program, all I was told was I needed a specific grade point average, needed to send the dean a letter indicating why I should be admitted. I learned I had to take a placement exam I couldn't study for to test reading comprehensive skills. I also have issues with dyslexia. You apparently need 80% to pass. I scored 78% this rule is ridiculous. I asked the Dean why I was rejected. He left a non descriptive voice mail stating "that's how it is." More than a few times I had a class recommended, I had profs that gave unclear reviews of what expectations must be or in some cases, had a very serious language problem to communicate to the class. There's very high expectations of students to jump through this system. They don't seem to have expectations of themselves to ensure they did all they could to make sure students are ready and prepared for the careers of their choice. I think kids heading to this school hopefully have personal direction where they're going, because this school wants your money, don't care to stay on top of anything, and would love to take years out of your life to take classes that get you nowhere.

Horrible help when trying to find residence. Spent hours on calls, emails and at the end I couldn’t get a place to stay. Completely wasted my time when I could have applied somewhere else. I do not recommend this university because of the terrible administration involved not to mention how overpriced it is for what you get.

Beautiful amphitheater for events. Attended Foothills Creamery national ice cream event. Great location tons of parking.