🔹 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

Correspondence courses at Acadia are print-based and designed for students who prefer or require offline learning. Materials such as the syllabus, readings, and assignments are sent by mail. Students complete coursework independently and submit assignments via email or post. This format is ideal for those with limited internet access.

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