🔹 Will Open Acadia courses count toward my degree 🔹 Do flexible learning courses apply to my program 🔹 Are online or summer courses accredited 🔹 Can I use Open Acadia credits to graduate 🔹 Do correspondence courses count for credit

Open Acadia courses are accredited Acadia University offerings and can count toward your degree. These include online, spring/summer, and correspondence formats. Students must confirm with their academic advisor that the course fits their program requirements, especially for electives, prerequisites, or major-specific credits. Proper planning ensures credits are applied correctly.

Yes — Open Acadia courses do count toward your degree at Acadia.

Here’s what to keep in mind:

🎓 Accredited and credit-bearing

• All Open Acadia courses are official Acadia University courses

• They carry academic credit and can be applied to your degree

📋 Advisor approval

• Before registering, check with your academic advisor to confirm:

  • The course fits your program requirements

  • It counts toward your major, minor, or electives

✅ Many students use Open Acadia to stay on track, catch up, or explore new subjects — just make sure it aligns with your academic goals.

📘 Helpful Definitions:

• Accredited course: A course officially recognized by the university and eligible for credit

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

• Elective: A course chosen by the student that isn’t required for their major but counts toward graduation

📎 Suggested Links:

• Open Acadia Overview

• Course Listings & Registration

• Contact Open Acadia

📝 Special Notes:

• Some 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