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The Business Advisors provide information to current students on the Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), minors offered by the Bissett School of Business, and Post-Bachelor's certificates offered in the Bissett School of Business.

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT BUSINESS ADVISING APPOINTMENTS

30-minute advising appointments for CONTINUING BBA and Post-Bachelor's certificate students are available to be booked by clicking on the links below.  Appointments are available up to one week in advance.  If no appointments are available, please keep checking for availability to open up.

Information for students admitted for the Fall 2024 semester is posted online.  Please email the Advisors with questions prior to booking a one-on-one appointment.

Many questions are answered on our online FAQ pages - check out mru.ca/businessadvising for a tonne of important information.

PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU BOOK AN APPOINTMENT WITH AN ADVISOR

If you have questions about the Co-operative Education program, please visit Career Services (mru.ca/careerservices) for information.

If you have questions about International Exchanges, please attend a Study Abroad Information Session (mru.ca/exchange) prior to booking an appointment with an Academic Advisor.

Prospective students should contact the Admissions and Recruitment department at aro@mtroyal.ca for assistance.

Students who no-show for two appointments in one semester will not be able to book appointments for the remainder of that semester, but will continue to be advised over emails.  Students who continuously book and cancel appointments may also lose their appointment booking privileges.  Advice is always available by email.

PLEASE MAKE SURE TO BOOK YOUR APPOINTMENT IN Mountain Standard Time (MST).

 

Katie Best, BA

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Office: EB 2143

Erin Davidson

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Office: EB 2142


Advisors can give you options, things to think about and provide you referrals to various MRU services. We can assist you in the interpretation of policies and procedures.  Advisors help you understand degree & program requirements, and why they exist.
Advisors cannot pick your courses, tell you what to major in, or make decisions for you.