Need to make-up a class?
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Our Xtremeight intensive classes are your answer!

In just five short weeks you can learn, achieve and get-ahead with one of our eight totally online or classroom-based courses. The Xtremeight five week-intensives are fast-paced courses in which you will work both independently and in collaboration with your fellow students and instructor on a regular basis. Courses run from May 27 through June 30, giving you plenty of time to complete the course and still get to the beach. Registration starts April 14th.

Here’s more information to get you started. If you would like to learn more, contact us at 1-888-566-8764 or email ask.granite@granite.edu.

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What is involved in taking an “intensive” course?

The Xtremeight five week-intensives are fast-paced courses in which you will be working both independently and in collaboration with your fellow students and instructor on a regular basis. Here are a few "tips for success" for taking a 5-week intensive course:

• Dedicate approximately 20 hours per week to take this course. This time will include reading, completing assignments, and participating in group activities and discussion.

• Participate fully in the course. Your ideas and comments, shared with faculty and classmates, are important and valued.

• Manage your time wisely in order to complete your assignments on or before deadlines.

• Seek assistance immediately if you are experiencing any difficulties. Your instructor or advisor can be a great asset to problem solving. Our Technical Assistance Center is available to you for any technical concerns.

• If you are taking an online course, log in daily to check for updates, read messages, post to the discussion board, and work on assignments.