AlcoholDrugClass.com is a national leading provider of Online Drug and Alcohol Awareness classes, DUI* Classes and MIP Classes and is available in Grand Isle County - Vermont. Our classes are an
effective and convenient way to complete a
Grand Isle County - Vermont Alcohol, Drug, or DUI* Awareness class without missing time from employment, school, of other life
obligations. *Please check with your local court, probation and/or DMV to ensure an online class will be acceptable for your specific requirements.
Superior Alcohol Awareness classes, Drug Education, MIP and DUI* classes in Grand Isle County - Vermont
We offer several exceptional programs. A Level 1, 8 Hour Class, Level 2, 12 or 16 Hour program, a 24
Hour, Level 3 Alcohol, drug, MIP or DUI* Awareness Class for Grand Isle County - Vermont. Free Certificate of
Completion shipped to your doorstep! Our courses are ideal for court ordered
requirements, probation, employer, legal or self-growth.
Certificate of completion awarded, free!
Unbeatable Customer Service for Grand Isle County - Vermont
We stand behind our brand and offer the best customer service in the
industry. We also guarantee the acceptance of any of our
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us 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Most weekly requirements can be taken in hours. So, for example, if you have a 12 week class, we would recommend taking our 12 hour program.
Available Drug & Alcohol Awareness Classes
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8 Hour Level 1 Drug/Alcohol Class
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$175.00
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10 Hour Level 1 Drug/Alcohol Class
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$185.00
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12 Hour Level 1 Drug/Alcohol Class
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$195.00
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12 Hour Level 2 Drug/Alcohol Class
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$195.00
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16 Hour Level 2 Drug/Alcohol Class
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$275.00
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20 Hour Level 2 Drug/Alcohol Class
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$295.00
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24 Hour Level 3 Drug/Alcohol Class
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$325.00
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32 Hour Level 3 Drug/Alcohol Class
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$375.00
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36 Hour Drug/Alcohol Class
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$395.00
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48 Hour Drug/Alcohol Class
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$595.00
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What you Need to Know about Grand Isle County - Vermont Drug and Alcohol Awareness, DUI* and MIP Classes Online
Did you know that alcoholism is one of the three top causes of death
that is completely avoidable. Alcohol abuse causes 500
million lost workdays each year. Prolonged alcohol abuse can cause
severe damage to the body and brain. One seriously harmful side effect from long-term
abuse is that it leads to liver
disease. In 2009, over 15,000 deaths were reported due to liver disease as a
result of alcoholism.
What are the statistics on alcohol and drug abuse among teenagers and college aged students?
Alcohol and Drug use is a serious problem in High Schools and College Campuses
throughout the country. Numbers show that 72% of our teenagers have consumed alcohol prior to
graduating from high school.
According to the Core Institute, 73% of 18-21 year
olds drink at least intermittently. In 2010, 1 out of
4 people, ages 18-34 consumed four
or more alcoholic beverages in the span of a few hours.
The term for this is Binge Drinking and is often associated with
frat and grad night parties.
Another interesting statistic is that the higher academic
accomplishments, the higher the level of alcohol
consumption. Among people who have accomplished a high school degree, or
less, 36.8%
{were current drinkers in 2010. 69.1% of current
drinkers were college graduates.
What Does Drug Abuse In America look like?
Approximately 12.8 million Americans who are 12 or older, currently use
illegal drugs. Government data from 2009 shows that drug deaths now surpass
the number of traffic fatalities in the U.S. each year. Addiction to
prescription drugs has dramatically increased over the years as new and more potent have been introduced into the marketplace.
Drug abuse in
adolescence is connected with depression, low self-esteem, poor academic
performance and theft. Increasing
prescription drug use and addiction is a growing trend among students on
college campuses. Students use these drugs to relax and
socialize and also to help with concentration when taking finals or writing
papers. Prescription drugs are often used to increase energy levels when
playing sports.
Do the statistics change depending on where in the country I live?
Yes. According to the 2010
National Survey on Drug Use, it is highest in the West at 11%, 9.4% in the
Northeast, 8.2% in the Midwest and 7.8% in the South.
The rate of past month alcohol use was 57.8% in the Northeast, 54.7% in the
Midwest, 51% in the West, and 47.5% in the South.
In
general, higher rates of alcoholism are found.
How can I help avoid becoming one of these statistics in Grand Isle County - Vermont ?
Gaining support from our online classes will give you the boost you
need both academically and mentally to get started on the track to
recovery. Our classes teach
life skills to assist individuals battling with
addiction. They
assist in teaching adolescents to refrain from use.
Students will gain knowledge of the health and social
risks of becoming involved with drugs and alcohol and will be
primed with information to help just say no to the stress
of pressure from friends.
What will I learn from your alcohol awareness, DUI, drug education or MIP/MIC classes online for Grand Isle County - Vermont
These classes will clarify the dangers of
alcohol and drug
misuse. For teenagers, they are especially beneficial
because young adults often feel like they are
immortal. The classes will
discuss the short and long-term effects on you
physically, on loved ones
and the subsequent accidents and potential dangers that can
result from your thoughtless behavior.
Students will learn how to overcome their addictions using current
techniques. The important component of stress management is
thoroughly discussed. Most importantly, individuals will learn how
to maintain their sobriety.
What if I'm not good with using the computer?
Our classes are not difficult to navigate.
All you need
to be able to do is read through the page and click on the mouse to scroll
through the program. When you come upon a quiz, point and
click on the correct answer. You do not need a printer. All the information is read on
the screen, and all tests taken on the computer.
If I need this class for a Grand Isle County - Vermont court requirement, what do I do?
First confirm with the court that our online
course will be sanctioned (they usually
are). Then take the class, pass the final and we will send
you a Certificate of Completion. This document proves to the court that you took and passed course. The
Certificate of Completion is included in the price of the course.
How do I know which online class to pick, there are so many?
First of all, read through
the credentials. Many classes are run by people who don't have any
credentials. Our classes are rated A+ by the Better Business Bureau and have been created by Dr. Ari Novick. Dr. Novick is a licensed practicing physician in Orange County, California. He has a Masters degree in Clinical Psychology from Pepperdine University and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the California Graduate Institute. He has formulated the programs and is onhand to speak with Monday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. PST with any inquiries. Our classes are also competitively priced.
I am a private person. Who will find out I've enrolled in this Grand Isle County - Vermont class?
This is a personal experience. The student never has to show up in a public classroom in front of others. The class can
be taken from any quiet spot with internet access, 24/7. Not another person
needs to know that you are actively
participating.
What if I don't end up liking the class?
If you are not completely satisfied with the
program, you
can request a full refund with written proof of why your were dissatisfied. Refund request must be received within 60 days of
purchase.
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