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Students in Acadia’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program can choose from three main accommodation options: on-campus residence, homestay with a local family, or off-campus housing. Each option offers different benefits, such as access to campus services, cultural immersion, or independent living in the Wolfville area.

While studying in the EAP program, you can choose the housing option that best fits your needs:

🏫 Residence (On-Campus)

• Live in a university residence

• Access to meal plans, Wi-Fi, and campus facilities

• Great for meeting other students and being close to classes

🏡 Homestay

• Live with a local Canadian family

• Practice English daily in a real-life setting

• Experience Canadian culture and family life

• Meals and support often included

🏘️ Off-Campus Housing

• Rent an apartment or room in Wolfville or nearby areas

• More independence and flexibility

• Ideal for students who prefer private or shared accommodations

✅ Each option supports your learning and comfort in different ways — choose what works best for your lifestyle and goals.

📘 Helpful Definitions:

• Homestay: Living with a local family while studying abroad

• Residence: University-managed housing for students

• Off-campus housing: Private rentals not managed by the university

📎 Suggested Links:

• EAP Program Overview

• Acadia Residences

• Homestay & Housing Info