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Essential Economics

Key microeconomic and macroeconomic terminology and principles will be explained. More specifically, the course will examine how consumer demand effects the prices and supply of goods and services, how corporate purchasing and production-related decisions coalesce. Moreover, the class will explore factors that drive the national economy, such as unemployment rates, gross domestic product (GDP), overall price levels, and inflation. American fiscal policy and the function of the Federal Reserve Bank will be also be described.

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Introduction to Church History, Part One

In this Church History course, you will find connections between history, art, politics, science, and the Saints. Join us and be inspired to imitate the Saints and become a Saint yourself.

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Introduction to Church History, Part Two

In this Church History course, you will find connections between history, art, politics, science, and the Saints. Click to join us and be inspired to imitate the Saints and become a Saint yourself.

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Introduction to Catholic Apologetics for High School Students

Are you saved? Do Catholics worship Mary? Is Catholicism biblical? Prepare your student with answers to these questions and more!

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Middle School Civics: Part Two

This course is an introduction to the American government for middle school students. It is a continuation of Middle School Civics: Part One. However, Part One is not a prerequisite for taking this course. This course will explore the Bill of Rights, 13th, 14th, 15th, 19th, and 26th Amendments. Also, this class will introduce the “linkage institutions” that connect people to government, including elections, media, political parties, and special interest groups.

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Organized for Success for High School

Organization and Habits combine to powerfully leverage a student’s time, consequently raising grades and lowering stress. Introduce your High School student to both with this 4-day course.

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Philosophy of Mathematics

Sign up for this course to learn why anyone would ever think to couple philosophy—one of the most abstract and difficult areas of human inquiry—with the “high-school-terror” that is mathematics! Philosophers of mathematics engage such questions at a fundamental level. What is quantity? What are numbers? Is mathematics a human construct, or does it describe real features of the real world? These questions, and more importantly their answers, supply us with good reason to hope for clarity and certitude in an increasingly skeptical world.