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16-Week Sessions: This is a traditional college semester that gives you plenty of time cover course material. Since the class is spread out over a longer period of time, it may require fewer hours of reading and homework outside of the classroom between each meeting. These can be either face-to-face, fully online or a hybrid of both delivery methods.

10-Week Session: Typically taught over a full summer, these sessions are a great option for students who enjoy a more relaxed pace but don’t want to wait until a regular 16-week semester. These can be taught face-to-face, fully-online or as a hybrid of both instructional delivery methods.

8-Week Sessions: Half of a traditional semester, these classes cover the same amount of content in a condensed timeframe. These classes are fast-paced and may require more outside-of-the-classroom work than longer semesters. While there may be a face-to-face component, most eight-week classes require at least some work to be completed in an online learning environment. We do not advise taking more than two eight-week classes at the same time. However, it is common for students two take two courses in the first eight-week session and then two more in the second eight-week session to equal a full-time course load.

5-Week Sessions: Like the eight-week classes, five-week sessions move very quickly and cover a lot of course material in a short period of time and will involve at least some online learning components. We do not advise taking more than one five-week session at a time.

Intersession: These are the shortest sessions Ïã¸Û×î¿ì¿ª½±½á¹û offers.  These can be completed in as few as three weeks (depending on term) and are almost exclusively offered online. We only recommend taking one of these courses at a time, as they are extremely rigorous. Students often choose these sessions to retake classes or add a course they need for their degree between longer terms.