I am an Acadia student and want to take a course at another university on a Letter of Permission. What do I do? 🔹 How do I take a course at another university for credit? 🔹 What’s a Letter of Permission and how do I get one? 🔹 Can I take a summer course somewhere else and transfer it to Acadia?

If you want to take a course at another university and have it count toward your Acadia degree, you’ll need to request a Letter of Permission (LOP).

📝 Steps to follow

1. Download and complete the Letter of Permission Request Form:
   👉 LOP Request Form (Word Doc)

2. Submit the completed form to the Registrar’s Office: registrar@acadiau.ca

3. Make sure your student account balance is clear:

   • You must have a zero balance or have made payment arrangements with Student Accounts before your request can be processed.

📌 What the LOP does

• It tells the host institution that Acadia has approved you to take a course there.
• It ensures the course will be recognized for transfer credit once completed.

📘 Helpful Definitions

• Letter of Permission (LOP): An official document from Acadia that allows you to take a course at another university for credit.
• Host institution: The university where you plan to take the course.
• Transfer credit: Credit earned at another institution that counts toward your Acadia degree.

📝 Special Notes

• Always check with your academic advisor before choosing a course at another institution to make sure it fits your program.
• Once you complete the course, you’ll need to submit an official transcript to Acadia for the credit to be applied.