EXEMPTIONS BY UNIVERSITY Acadia University   Bermuda College   CBU Dalhousie University   Memorial University   Mount Allison University Mount Saint Vincent University   Université de Moncton   Université Sainté Anne UNB Fredericton   UNB Saint John   UPEI Saint Mary's University   St. FX University     COURSE PRESENTATION University level courses are presented either by correspondence or by lecture. During the Academic year, there are two correspondence terms - Fall (September to mid-December) and Winter (January to late April). The courses given by correspondence usually require 10 to 15 lessons to be completed. Professional courses are presented using a combination of lecture and internet - based sessions. Summer courses are mostly lecture based, supplemented by internet-based sessions. Professional courses offered in the fall, winter and spring sessions are mostly internet - based, followed by 3 day seminars in various locations within the Atlantic Provinces. Summer schools are held during mid-May to late-August in Halifax, Nova Scotia. A carefully planned course of study is prepared by the School for each registered student. The completion of these academic requirements in conjunction with a diversified training program provides a sound professional base from which to deal with the demands of modern business. RULES AND REGULATIONS Students are governed by the rules and regulations contained in the School's Information Handbook, which is sent to each student upon registration. The handbook is in PDF format, which requires Acrobat Reader for viewing. If you don't have a copy, you can download it free from the Adobe Web site. For further information concerning the program, please contact the School.