Now they speak. And what they say will matter.

AFA Complete Rhetoric Adaptive Digital Curriculum.

$3,000 per student per year — payable in twelve monthly installments of $250. A 12-month digital curriculum subscription for students in Grades 9 through 12. See full tuition details. Available courses vary according to grade level, placement, completed prerequisites, and the student’s academic plan.

The Rhetoric Level is the capstone of AFA’s classical Christian sequence. It prepares students to think independently, wrestle with complex ideas, communicate truth persuasively, exercise responsible leadership, and prepare for vocation and calling.

Theology and Worldview introduces foundational Christian doctrines and equips students to evaluate competing ideas and worldviews through a biblical lens. The rhetoric sequence includes Critical Writing, Classical Rhetoric I, and Classical Rhetoric II with Senior Thesis. Students develop analytical writing, thesis construction, research skills, evidence integration, rhetorical judgment, public speaking, debate, and persuasive argument. The senior capstone requires students to research, write, and formally defend a thesis of at least 35 pages using classical rhetorical structure.

The Rhetoric Omnibus sequence spans Omnibus III (American History and Constitution), Omnibus IV (Ancients), Omnibus V (Medieval), and Omnibus VI (Modern). Through primary texts, analysis, research, debate, and persuasive writing, students enter the Great Conversation and evaluate important ideas according to truth, goodness, beauty, and Scripture.

Spanish I–IV develops listening, speaking, reading, writing, grammar, vocabulary, and cultural understanding. Mathematics offerings include Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus; science offerings include Physics, Chemistry, and Advanced Biology. Additional courses include Economics, Personal Finance, Called to Build: A Classical Christian Trades Survey Course, and the advanced Living Wisely, Winsomely, and Well sequence.

Courses May Include

• Theology and Worldview
• Critical Writing, Classical Rhetoric I & II, and Senior Thesis
• Omnibus: American, Ancient, Medieval, and Modern history and literature
• Philosophy, theology, government, and cultural studies
• Spanish I–IV
• Geometry, Algebra II, Pre-Calculus, and Calculus
• Physics, Chemistry, and Advanced Biology
• Economics and Personal Finance
• Trades and career exploration
• Christian character and adult-readiness formation

Activation and digital fulfillment.

After purchase or scholarship authorization:

1. The parent submits the required student and academic-history information.
2. Parent and student accounts are created.
3. The student completes any required placement activities.
4. AFA reviews prior coursework and assigns appropriate courses.
5. Login and onboarding instructions are emailed to the purchaser.
6. The student begins the assigned coursework.

Please allow up to two business days after receipt of all required information for activation.

Customer Support

Email studentsuccess@amfaith.com. Support hours are 8:00am–6:00pm CT.

Refund and Cancellation Policy

A refund may be requested in writing before account activation. After activation:

• Fees for months in which access has been available are non-refundable.
• The month in which written cancellation is received is non-refundable.
• Prepaid fees attributable to future full months may be refunded.
• Registration, setup, payment-processing, scholarship-administration, books, laboratory materials, and downloaded resources are non-refundable.
• Scholarship-funded refunds will be processed according to the scholarship-funding organization’s rules.