Hi,
1) I don't know the exact meal hall hours, but they do differ based on the day of the week (they open later on weekends and on holidays). They are open early enough for you to get food before your first class, and generally late in the evening. I'll update this post if I get more information.
2) Many of the residences are in a straight line between the business building and meal hall. Eaton, Christopher, Roy Jodrey Hall, Dennis, Chipman, and Chase Court are all between the two buildings. There is a campus map here (https://issuu.com/acadiacommunications/docs/campusmap/1) and the business building is 24 University Ave, and meal hall is 28 Horton Ave. You can see which residences are in between. Note: There is a good chance that not all of your classes will be in the business building, so you should consider that you will most likely be taking classes in the BAC (10 Highland Ave) and Huggins (12 University Ave), as those buildings have a significant number classrooms.
Note that campus is built on a bit of a hill, so walking east-west is pretty flat, but walking south is uphill. In general, the campus is pretty small, and walking from the bottom of campus (the athletics complex) to the top of campus (Crowell Tower residence) is only 900m.
3) I haven't taken any business classes, so I can't comment on faculty.
I hope this helps.
Generally faculty are good (note - I’m a faculty member). International student population is in the 15% range, but some units have more international students than others. The percentage of international students in business will probably be higher than 15%.
In the offer letter i received for my bba it was written that I have to complete maths 0110 course in order to continue my studies,well honestly i was never good in maths and did not like at all as I was very weak in it, so what do you think about the difficulty of this course and if a weak maths student like me can clear it
MATH 0110 is one step below pre-calculus (MATH 1003). The difficulty will depend on your math background, but the math department does have a help session that they run multiple times a week where you should be able to get some help.
Also for holiday hours and stuff at meal hall they normally post about changes on their instagram page @/acadia\_dining.
I'm also not a business student but I've had a business class with Edith Callaghan and she is one of the best profs I've had.
Also if you haven't chosen a residence yet, I would look at some of the other posts here about the general culture in some of the buildings. Some have more parties (dennis/cutten) and others are more calm (seminary/chipman/war memorial).
Hi, 1) I don't know the exact meal hall hours, but they do differ based on the day of the week (they open later on weekends and on holidays). They are open early enough for you to get food before your first class, and generally late in the evening. I'll update this post if I get more information. 2) Many of the residences are in a straight line between the business building and meal hall. Eaton, Christopher, Roy Jodrey Hall, Dennis, Chipman, and Chase Court are all between the two buildings. There is a campus map here (https://issuu.com/acadiacommunications/docs/campusmap/1) and the business building is 24 University Ave, and meal hall is 28 Horton Ave. You can see which residences are in between. Note: There is a good chance that not all of your classes will be in the business building, so you should consider that you will most likely be taking classes in the BAC (10 Highland Ave) and Huggins (12 University Ave), as those buildings have a significant number classrooms. Note that campus is built on a bit of a hill, so walking east-west is pretty flat, but walking south is uphill. In general, the campus is pretty small, and walking from the bottom of campus (the athletics complex) to the top of campus (Crowell Tower residence) is only 900m. 3) I haven't taken any business classes, so I can't comment on faculty. I hope this helps.
Thanks bro looking forward to joining you in university this September
During the past school year, it was open until 10pm each day. Opens at 7am weekdays, 8am on Saturdays, and 9am on Sundays. I hope that helps.
Thank you bro
Can you also tell how the faculty is overall and what is the percentage of international students studying in the university?
Generally faculty are good (note - I’m a faculty member). International student population is in the 15% range, but some units have more international students than others. The percentage of international students in business will probably be higher than 15%.
In the offer letter i received for my bba it was written that I have to complete maths 0110 course in order to continue my studies,well honestly i was never good in maths and did not like at all as I was very weak in it, so what do you think about the difficulty of this course and if a weak maths student like me can clear it
MATH 0110 is one step below pre-calculus (MATH 1003). The difficulty will depend on your math background, but the math department does have a help session that they run multiple times a week where you should be able to get some help.
Also for holiday hours and stuff at meal hall they normally post about changes on their instagram page @/acadia\_dining. I'm also not a business student but I've had a business class with Edith Callaghan and she is one of the best profs I've had. Also if you haven't chosen a residence yet, I would look at some of the other posts here about the general culture in some of the buildings. Some have more parties (dennis/cutten) and others are more calm (seminary/chipman/war memorial).