Registration is still open for the 2010 spring semester of
Constitutional Law Online! This course is taught by Michael Farris,
Chairman of Home School Legal Defense Association and Chancellor of
Patrick Henry College.
The class began January 4, 2010, and concludes June 7, 2010. But it is
not too late to sign up! If you've always wanted to learn more about
the history and background of our legal system, from a biblical
perspective, or if you're looking for a good U.S. government class for
your homeschooled students, then this class is for you!
This 18-week Internet-based course follows Michael Farris' textbook,
"Constitutional Law for Enlightened Citizens," and uses a
computer-based audio CD to deliver the "classroom" lectures. The
syllabus lists the reading and listening assignments for each week and
offers a flexible schedule for homework. Every two weeks, students can
participate in a live chat-room discussion--hosted by Michael
Farris--to pose their questions and discuss the material. Twice during
the class, students will submit essay exams for grading. A certificate
of participation will be awarded to all students at the end of the
class.
Tuition is $250 for HSLDA members and $275 for non-HSLDA members,
which includes the required textbook and CD-ROM. There is also a
sibling discount as well! For more information, or to register, visit
the class website here.
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