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🔹 Where can I find more information about the EAP program 🔹 Who do I contact about EAP 🔹 How do I get help with EAP registration 🔹 Is there an email for the English Language Centre 🔹 Can I talk to someone about studying English at Acadia
Acadia University’s EAP program offers clear contact options for prospective students. For full program details, visit the EAP program page. To ask questions or request support, email the English Language Centre at elc@acadiau.ca. Staff are available to assist with placement, registration, and arrival planning.
🔹 What is the refund policy for the EAP program 🔹 Can I get my money back if I withdraw from EAP 🔹 What happens if I’m denied a study permit 🔹 Is the EAP application fee refundable 🔹 Can I get a refund if I don’t attend
Acadia’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program offers a % tuition refund if a student withdraws before the program start date. No refunds are issued after the program begins. Students who are denied authorization to study in Canada may receive a full refund of pre-paid tuition if proper documentation is provided.
🔹 What is the attendance policy for the EAP program 🔹 How many classes can I miss in EAP 🔹 What happens if I’m late or absent 🔹 Do I need a doctor’s note for missing class 🔹 Is attendance mandatory in the EAP program
Acadia’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program requires students to attend more than 80% of classes to successfully complete the term. Arriving more than one minute late is recorded as “late.” If a student misses a class that includes a test or presentation, a doctor’s note is required for the absence to be excused.
🔹 What happens if I get sick during the EAP program 🔹 Is there a doctor on campus 🔹 Do EAP students have health insurance 🔹 Can I go to a clinic in Wolfville 🔹 What should I do if I feel unwell
EAP students at Acadia University have access to the Student Health Clinic on campus and nearby medical clinics in Wolfville. All EAP students are covered by StudentVIP medical insurance, which includes basic health services. Students should always carry their insurance card when seeking medical care and notify the clinic if symptoms worsen.
🔹 Can I work while enrolled in the EAP program 🔹 Am I allowed to work during English studies 🔹 Can EAP students get a part-time job 🔹 Do I need a work permit for EAP 🔹 Can I work on campus while studying English
International students enrolled in language training programs like Acadia’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) are not eligible to work in Canada during their studies. This includes both on-campus and off-campus employment. Work eligibility typically begins once students transition into full-time academic programs that meet immigration requirements.
🔹 How do I arrange airport transportation to Acadia University 🔹 Can someone pick me up from the airport 🔹 Is there an airport shuttle for EAP students 🔹 How do I get to Wolfville from Halifax airport 🔹 What if my flight is delayed
Acadia University offers airport pickup for incoming EAP students. To arrange transportation, students must email their flight details to the English Language Centre at least two weeks before arrival. There is a fee for this service. If your flight is delayed, you must contact the transportation provider to update your arrival time.
🔹 What are the accommodation options for EAP students 🔹 Can I live on campus during the EAP program 🔹 Does Acadia offer homestay for English learners 🔹 Where can I live while studying English at Acadia 🔹 Is housing included in the EAP program
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.
🔹 How do I apply to the EAP program 🔹 Can I study English at Acadia without a degree 🔹 Is there a separate application for EAP 🔹 What’s the fee to apply for EAP 🔹 How do I join the English Language Centre
Students applying to a degree program at Acadia who do not meet English language requirements are automatically enrolled in the EAP program. Those interested in studying English only must complete a separate EAP application form online and pay an application fee. The program is open to international and domestic learners.
🔹 Is there an online option for the EAP program 🔹 Can I study English at Acadia from home 🔹 Do I need a study permit for EAP 🔹 What is the Virtual EAP program 🔹 Can I take EAP without coming to Canada
Acadia University offers a Virtual English for Academic Purposes (V-EAP) program that allows students to study academic English online from their home country. The program includes over 20 hours of weekly instruction, covering all core language skills. No study permit is required, making it a flexible and cost-effective option.
🔹 What is the University Bridging Program 🔹 Can I take a university course while in EAP 🔹 What happens after I finish EAP 🔹 Do I need to retake IELTS or TOEFL after EAP 🔹 How do I transition from EAP to full-time study
Acadia’s University Bridging Program is the final level of the English for Academic Purposes (EAP) pathway. It combines full-time EAP instruction with one 3-credit academic course, allowing students to apply their English skills in a real university setting. Successful completion enables direct entry into full-time academic studies without retaking a language test.
🔹 What are the EAP levels at Acadia 🔹 Which English test scores match each EAP level 🔹 What level will I be placed in for EAP 🔹 How do TOEFL or IELTS scores relate to EAP placement 🔹 What is the Bridging Program
Acadia’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program includes multiple levels aligned with international English proficiency standards. Placement is based on TOEFL iBT, IELTS, or CEFR scores, or Acadia’s internal placement test. The program progresses from intermediate (B1) to advanced (C1), with a Bridging Program for students nearing university readiness.
🔹 How is my EAP level determined 🔹 Do I need a placement test for EAP 🔹 Can I use my TOEFL or IELTS scores for placement 🔹 What level will I be in for EAP 🔹 How do I know which EAP class I’ll be placed in
Students entering Acadia’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program are placed into the appropriate level based on a placement test taken on the first day of the term. Alternatively, recent scores from recognized English proficiency tests such as TOEFL, IELTS, or Duolingo English Test (DET) may be used for direct placement.
🔹 What does the EAP program include 🔹 What will I study in the EAP program 🔹 How many hours per week is EAP 🔹 What skills does the EAP program focus on 🔹 Is grammar or writing included in EAP
Each term of Acadia’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program offers a comprehensive curriculum in academic English. Students receive targeted support in listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and research skills, all designed to prepare them for success in university-level study.
🔹 Who should enroll in the EAP program 🔹 Is the EAP program right for me 🔹 Who is eligible for English language support at Acadia 🔹 Can I take EAP before starting my degree 🔹 Do I need EAP if I have conditional admission
The EAP program at Acadia is designed for students who need to strengthen their academic English before beginning university studies. It’s ideal for those with conditional admission, international students preparing for degree programs, and learners seeking intensive support in reading, writing, listening, speaking, grammar, and pronunciation.
🔹 What is the EAP program at Acadia 🔹 How can I improve my English before starting university 🔹 Does Acadia offer academic English support 🔹 What’s the English Language Centre 🔹 Can I study English at Acadia before starting my degree
Acadia University’s English for Academic Purposes (EAP) program is an intensive, full-time language program designed to help students improve their academic English skills. It supports students with conditional admission or those preparing for university study in Canada.