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Full-time Acadia students are eligible to take Open Acadia courses to get ahead, catch up, or explore new topics. These flexible options include online, spring/summer, and correspondence formats. Students should consult their academic advisor to confirm how credits will apply toward their degree and ensure proper course planning.

Yes — full-time Acadia students can absolutely take Open Acadia courses alongside their regular studies.

Here’s why it’s a great option:

📚 Flexible learning

• Take courses online, in spring/summer, or by correspondence

• Ideal for catching up, lightening future terms, or exploring new subjects

🎓 Credit eligibility

• Open Acadia courses carry academic credit

• Be sure to check with your academic advisor to confirm how they fit into your degree plan

✅ Many students use Open Acadia to stay on track, accelerate graduation, or balance busy schedules.

📘 Helpful Definitions:

• Open Acadia: Acadia’s flexible learning division offering off-term and online courses

• Academic advisor: A faculty or staff member who helps you plan your degree and course selections

• Correspondence course: A course completed remotely, often through mailed or online materials

📎 Suggested Links:

• Open Acadia Overview

• Course Listings & Registration

• Contact Open Acadia

📝 Special Notes:

• Some Open Acadia courses may have different tuition rates or registration processes

• International students should confirm eligibility and visa implications for off-term study

• Open Acadia is also open to alumni and lifelong learners