Acadia University

This beautiful campus in Nova Scotia allows you to take in the Nova Scotian beauty while getting a world class education that's outside of the city. It's a very tight knit community with good dorm facilities and apart of a small little town. Great if you want to get into nature regularly and boasting some lovely views of the Bay of Fundy!

I have worked painting at Denton Hall, and Crowell Tower at Acadia University in 2012, the University is certainly one of the most positive things about the Annapolis Valley, God Bless Kenley Matheson.

A review from someone who went to school here:Unlike most of the reviewers on here, I didn’t just take a stroll through campus. Wolfville is in fact an amazing town. It has everything and the people are great; but Acadia definitely benefits from this. If you think that going to a smaller school with smaller classes and a more personal approach to learning will benefit you than rethink your strategy. This school is just like every other university. The profs don’t care and the admin care even less. Every inquiry I’ve had with administration just got passed on to someone else and no one who works here has any idea what’s going on. Pick the school you attend based on the city, because I promise no matter what university you go to, it will be the same everywhere. You are just a number regardless of its size.

For people who want to work in aviation. I was just looking to see if I wanted to go to this school, but it seems there's no courses related to aviation.if Im mistaken please correct me!

If you're thinking about attending this university, run while you still can. It was easily the worst 8 months of my life. I was sleep deprived all year from hearing my neighbors punch holes in the wall at 3 AM and break my section's furniture (which I everybody was charged for). Some of the professors weren't terrible, and the classes were bearable. The student life, on the other hand, was atrocious. The parties are trashy and disgusting, the whole campus smells foul, the dining hall food isn't edible, there's nothing to do, nobody has manners, most buildings appear unkept, the only gym is unusable, and the medical services are a joke. I could go on, but I believe I have made my point. No employer will ever take you seriously with a degree from this university

Nice school. It was my first taste at Canada though. So I can't really give adequate info on whether it was good or not relative to the norms in canada.

The most underwhelming part of the entire Annapolis Valley. I highly doubt a degree from this money laundering institution is worth even half the cost of the paper it is written on.

Was there to watch my son a second year school of music student. Perform in a christmas concert. The singers and orchestra were amazing. Let alone the beauty of the campass

A stunning campus with an old European style buildings. This beautiful campus sits in the heart of a Wolfville, a quaint town that boast it's natural beauty. The town hosts a variety of wonderful little shops and a few great taverns/restaurants, bars, wineries, and fantastic brewery.

I visited this place and it was a wonderful feeling, it is a beautiful place.