FAQ

Ignite and Inspire courses with MNU Continuing Education graduate-level course credit are accredited nationwide. It is the responsibility of the educator to verify with your school district and state to confirm the credits will be accepted for your professional development needs.

You may view your grades by visiting the student gateway. Enter the credentials you created, then click on the “results” tab to view your grades. The title of your course is a drop-down menu; therefore, if you took more than one class, select your course and your results will appear.

Official transcripts must be requested through the online request page. 

• Telephone or paper request submissions are not accepted.
• Once a transcript has been released, you will need to complete a new request and provide payment if additional transcripts are needed.
• Issues regarding your transcript request can be directed to the Registrar’s Office at: 913-971-3626 or registrar@mnu.edu. Please have your transcript order number available.
• Issues regarding your grades can be direct to the Continuing Education office by emailing med@mnu.edu

If you have outstanding course grades that you need to show on your transcript select, After Grades Are Posted, in the order request form to ensure your transcript will be held until all course grades are posted.

• After Grades Are Posted, is only an available option if there are outstanding grades on your academic record.
• After Degree Is Awarded, is for degree seeking students. Your transcript request will not process if this option is selected, and you are not degree seeking.

All of our online courses utilize the web based learning platform Moodle.

• Visit our dedicated Moodle site.
• New program/course participants will receive Moodle login credentials once registration has been received by our office.
• Participants having difficulties accessing their Moodle account, forgotten passwords, etc. should email russ@igniteinspirecourses.com
• Moodle is accessible online and virtually anywhere.

• Textbook – All textbooks can be obtained through your school or local library. Texts can also be purchased through such booksellers as Amazon, Barnes and Noble as well as local and used bookstores. The majority of the required texts can also be available as digital downloads on devices such as Kindle, Ipad, etc.
• Videos – A majority of our courses have required videos as part of the syllabus. The majority of required video/films are made available to course participants directly in their course on Moodle. However, there are some titles that are not available to us and can be viewed on streaming services, rented at your local library, or found on such sites as Kanopy.
• All required texts and possible video procurement are not included in course tuition.