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ALL Course Auditing
As part of our efforts to foster truly lifelong learning, ALL members are eligible to audit select undergraduate credit courses during the academic year.
Community Program
ALL Membership
At Acadia, we're firm believers that education is a truly lifelong pursuit. Acadia Lifelong Learning (ALL) is a community of learners 50+ connected by a shared joy and passion for learning, knowledge sharing, and community.
ALL Mini-Course
An Introduction to Challenging Themes in Environmental Thinking
Undergraduate
Biology 2553 - Plants in the Modern World
The role played by plants in everyday life is investigated. Both historical and social developments caused by plants are explored. Current topics may include genetic manipulation of plant material, monoculture, and deforestation.
ALL Mini-Course
Bosom Friends & Yellow Brick Roads
Examine the representation of girlhood in four classic children’s novels from the period often referred to as the Golden Age of Children’s Literature.
Undergraduate
Business 1013 - Financial Accounting 1
Introduction to financial statements from both the preparer's and the user's perspectives. Students learn how to prepare, read and analyze the income statement, balance sheet and cash flow statement. Students will also learn how financial accounting supports organizational decision making.
Undergraduate
Business 1703 - Introduction to Business
Introduces students to various structures of business, industry, and organizations, the influence of external factors on organizations, the interrelationship with society, the functional areas of business, and the role of managers. This is done from a historical perspective, understanding how business and our market system have developed over time, and how philosophies and ideologies have influenced businesses development.
Undergraduate
Business 2033 - Financial Accounting 2
A continuation of the study of introductory financial accounting from both the preparer's and user's perspectives. Students study financial accounting concepts, methods, standards and techniques. Topical coverage includes cash and internal control, receivables, inventories, capital assets, current and long term liabilities, shareholders' equity, and financial statement analysis.
Undergraduate
Business 2223 - Fundamentals of Finance 1
A combination of lectures, problem-solving, case studies, group discussions, current events and field research are used to introduce students to the theory and practice of corporate finance. The course will focus on the basic concepts of securities markets, financial analysis, cost-benefit analysis and decision-making under conditions of uncertainty.