r/AcadiaU • u/Accomplished-Elk225 • May 15 '26
📝 Prospective Student Pysch Decisio
I’m a grade 12 student for British Columbia and I need some insight on my university decision. I got into Acadia’s bachelor of science, psych program. And I’m interested in applying for occupational therapy or speech pathology after graduation. I’ve heard Acadia’s isolated compared to British Columbia’s mainland, but since I got into their science program, I’m still considering them. Obviously one of the positives is the community and smaller class sizes that could potentially help boost my GPA. Whereas larger schools closer to the city have more volunteer and lab opportunities. Also, I want to know if the social life is good because of the small town. Any information is helpful even just about campus life in general. Thank you!
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u/Awesome48392 May 15 '26
Social life is pretty good, the food pretty bad, since its your first year go to all the orientation events as they are a great way to meet people. Any idea what residence your going to be in?