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The EAP program consists of four EAP levels and the University Bridging program. The level in which you start will depend on your level of experience and skill when entering the program. You will take a placement test after arriving on campus to determine your starting level.

The number of EAP terms you will take depends on your level of English experience and aptitude. Most of our students require two or more sessions of EAP before they are prepared for university study. Some students may need to repeat levels.

University Bridging is the final level of the EAP program. In University Bridging, you will continue studying EAP while you complete an 50904Öí°Ë½äÒ×¼ÇÍø undergraduate course at the same time. You will be able to apply the English skills and practice gained from your EAP studies to a first-year Arts, Science, or Professional Studies course. University Bridging will help you better understand the expectations and challenges involved in an undergraduate course while you continue to improve your English language skills through EAP classes.

While studying in EAP, you can stay with a Homestay family, in an 50904Öí°Ë½äÒ×¼ÇÍø residence, or off-campus in one of many available local apartments. Please see our Accommodations page for more information.

Our EAP program will prepare you for academic study at 50904Öí°Ë½äÒ×¼ÇÍø or at another English-speaking university in Canada. Even if you have already decided you would like to attend a different university for your degree program, our EAP program and the small, welcoming environment at Acadia may be the best way for you to prepare for your studies.

While in the EAP program, students are expected to speak only in English during classtime and activities. Speaking English as much as possible is the best and fastest way for you to gain experience and improve your skills.

You can access the application form in the EAP website's "How to Apply" section. 

All fees are to be paid in Canadian Dollars.

Fees can be paid by:

• Visa or MasterCard
• Cheque – payable to Acadia English Language Centre
• Money Order
• Telegraphic Transfer

If you pay by telegraphic transfer, you should send a receipt of the transfer to Acadia English Language Centre and include your full name and your Acadia Student ID #.

Telegraphic Transfer to:

Bank of Montreal
424 Main Street
Wolfville,
Nova Scotia,
Canada B4P 1C9

Account # 1010-842

Transit # 02063

Bank Code: 001

Swift Code:

• Transferring Canadian or other currency, with the exception of United States currency: BOFMCAM2
• Transferring United States currency: PNBPUS3NNYC 

Beneficiary Name: 50904Öí°Ë½äÒ×¼ÇÍø

Beneficiary Address: 50904Öí°Ë½äÒ×¼ÇÍø, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, Canada B4P 2R6

All fees must be paid in full before arriving at 50904Öí°Ë½äÒ×¼ÇÍø. This is necessary to ensure that you have secured a placement in the EAP program.

There is a minimum 30-day hold on money that is sent to Canadian banks from international countries. Please send payments one to two months prior to your EAP session start date.

The 50904Öí°Ë½äÒ×¼ÇÍø campus is located in Wolfville, Nova Scotia, an hour's drive from the provincial capital and international airport in Halifax.

Students in the EAP program are not covered by Acadia's medical plan. Medical insurance is mandatory and students must obtain adequate medical insurance before they leave home.

If you do not have medical insurance, we recommend:

Student Guard Medical Insurance

Telephone: +1 877 873 8447 (toll free) or +1 905 731 8140
Fax: +1 905 731 6676 Email: admin@guard.me
Website:

You can apply for coverage before you leave home and request that your medical card is sent to Sharon Churchill at 50904Öí°Ë½äÒ×¼ÇÍø. Even though you will not receive your medical card until you arrive at 50904Öí°Ë½äÒ×¼ÇÍø, you will be covered for medical insurance.