🔹 What is a correspondence course 🔹 Can I study by mail at Acadia 🔹 Are there offline course options 🔹 How do print-based courses work 🔹 What if I don’t have reliable internet

A correspondence course is a print-based learning option offered through Open Acadia.

Here’s how it works:

📦 Course delivery

• You receive your syllabus, readings, and instructions by mail

• You study independently, at your own pace

📬 Assignment submission

• Send completed work by email or postal mail

• No need for constant internet access

✅ This format is perfect for students who prefer offline learning or have limited connectivity.

📘 Helpful Definitions:

• Correspondence course: A remote course completed using printed materials and mail-based communication

• Print-based learning: Education delivered through physical documents rather than digital platforms

• Offline study: Learning that doesn’t require continuous internet access

📎 Suggested Links:

• Open Acadia Overview

• Course Listings & Registration

• Contact Open Acadia

📝 Special Notes:

• Some correspondence courses may have different registration steps or timelines

• Be sure to confirm how credits apply to your degree with your academic advisor

• Materials may take time to arrive, so plan ahead if you’re on a deadline