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The course I'm trying to register for has an academic level restriction. I think I should be in that year. 🔹 Why can’t I register for a second-year course? 🔹 I’m going into second year — why does it say I’m not eligible? 🔹 What does “academic level restriction” mean?

Learn what academic level restrictions mean when registering for courses, how your level is calculated, and why it might not match your year of study.

The course I want is full or I don't meet the requirements. What do I do?🔹 What if the class I want is full? 🔹 I don’t meet the prerequisites — can I still take the course? 🔹 What should I do if I can’t get into a required course?

Find out what to do if a course you want is full or you don’t meet the requirements, including who to contact and how to find alternatives.

How do I register for extra courses (overload)? 🔹 Can I take more than 5 courses in a term? 🔹 How do I overload my schedule? 🔹 What’s the maximum number of credits I can take?

Learn how to register for extra courses (course overload), what GPA is required, and how many credit hours you’re allowed to take based on your academic standing.

How do I choose an elective? 🔹 What’s an elective and how do I pick one? 🔹 Can I take a course outside my program? 🔹 How do I know which electives are available?

Learn what electives are, how to choose one that fits your interests and schedule, and how electives count toward your degree at Acadia.

I am a full-time student at one university and I have a Letter of Permission to take a course at another university. Will I receive the Nova Scotia Bursary from each university?🔹 Can I get the NS bursary from both schools if I’m taking a course somewhere else? 🔹 Do I still get the bursary if I take a class at another university?

If you're taking a course at another university with a Letter of Permission, you’ll only receive the Nova Scotia Bursary from the school where you pay tuition for that course.

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