Admission Requirements

The following requirements must be fulfilled to get admitted to Acadia University:

• International students are considered on case-by-case basis. There can be some additional requirements, depending on the program you are applying to.
• Students are required to submit their original transcripts from their last attended academic institutions. If they are not in English, then submit the translated copies of the same along with the originals.
• Should provide the certificate issued by the International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS) that compares educational credentials from other countries to educational standards in Canada.
• Applicants must be 18 years old at the time of the beginning of the course.
• You need to submit your English language proficiency test scores if you are coming from a non-English speaking country.

Please note: If you are not a Canadian citizen or a permanent resident of Canada, you must obtain a valid study permit before you come to Canada.

Opportunities

Career Services

The Career Services team at Acadia is here for support throughout your career journey, wherever it leads you.

Career Services supports students’ and alumni career journeys by facilitating skill building workshops, sharing opportunities through our job board, offering 1-on-1 coaching and advising sessions, and connecting you with employers.

Students & Alumni
The Career Services team focuses on providing support for students and alumni to connect with opportunities and explore different career paths. 

We offer a variety of services to support and assist your career journey through career development resources, facilitating skill-building events and workshops, and offering one-on-one support. Please reach out if you have any questions or want to be in touch with Career Services!?? 

Career Services can support you through:??

• One-on-one in-person or virtual career support sessions?? 
• Sharing opportunities through our Job Board  
• Referring you to valuable resources on & off campus? 
• Supporting your job search efforts 
• Providing resume and cover letter review, mock interviews, and career information materials?? 
• Development of career and life skills through workshops, networking events, and career fairs? 
• Connecting you with employers, mentors, and faculty and staff?? 

Career Resources
A variety of career resources are available to assist you with your career development, from resume writing to off-campus resources. Our list of resources is always growing, check back throughout the year as new resources are added.

Student Support

Student Services

Academic & Student Support

• Student Advising: Get support for your personal and academic concerns.
• Accessible Learning: Explore supports and resources available to students with disabilities.
• Tutoring: Browse options for free help centres or paid tutoring.
• Career Services: Explore job opportunities and options for career counselling, the Co-op program, and more.
• International Students: Find resources for international students, including arrival dates, required documents, and more.
• Indigenous Students: Discover services available to Indigenous students and for those working with Indigenous peoples.

Health & Wellness

• Student Health Centre - Book a medical appointment with a doctor at the campus medical clinic.
• Mental Health: Speak to a counselor or connect with peer support and local wellness resources.
• Alcohol, Cannabis & Drugs: Get the facts on campus regulations and how you can enjoy alcohol and cannabis safely.
• Sexuality & Relationships: Understand what consent means and how you can have a healthy relationship.
• Spiritual Wellness: Discover local options for celebrating your religion or beliefs. 

Housing & Dining

• Residence & Housing: Learn about residence options, room placement, and becoming a Resident Assistant.
• Eating on Campus: Browse meal options, dietary information, and special events at Wheelock Dining Hall.
• Food Assistance: Connect with resources for food assistance and healthy eating. 

Campus Life

• Clubs & Societies: Make friends, make a difference, and follow your passions with over 80 clubs and societies.
• Alternate Sports & Recreation: Play the sports you love and find new friends in these recreational campus leagues.
• Club Sports: Play hard and have fun in sports that range from recreational to competitive.
• Red & Blue Crew: Enjoy alcohol socially and help keep others safe. All students are encouraged to join
   

Equity & Conduct

• Equity Office: Learn about Acadia's Harassment & Discrimination Policy and how you can request help.
• Sexualized Violence: For those who have experienced such violence, or are standing by someone who has, find out how Acadia can help you in this area.
• Code of Conduct: Learn about the judicial process for students who violate university policies.