St. Thomas Aquinas Academy
Logic Study Guide
Logic Study Guide
Part of Greek Studies, B Track.
A single-subject booklet that includes a semester of reasoning.
This booklet includes the eighteen-week course plans for:
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Online versions of the study guides are available to teaching-parents and students to view on the STAA Student Zone website (login required). Students can use the online study guides while waiting for the printed and bound versions to arrive when study guides are lost or ordered late.
Printing & Shipping
Printing & Shipping
This guide is printed and bound just for you when you order it! It usually takes 3 to 5 business days for the printing, binding, and packing. Upgrading the speed of shipping when you checkout will change how fast the mail carrier moves the package from the printing center to your home.
Note: It takes longer to print and pack study guides in late July, August, and December.
Product Details
Product Details
8.5 × 11 inches, 88 pages, paperback coil bound (a flexible, black plastic coil allows the guide to lie flat)
Return Policy
Return Policy
This guide is printed and bound just for you when you order it! Printed-on-demand products are not returnable. Please use the contact form on our website to report any issues with the quality of the printing or binding of your guides.
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Printed On-Demand Just for You!
The STAA Study Guides and booklets are custom printed when you place your order and usually ship within 3-5 business days (or 5-15 business days during July, August, and December). These printed-on-demand products are not returnable so be sure to reach out with your questions before placing your order.
The STAA Study Guides complement the online quizzes and resources available to St. Thomas Aquinas Academy students or those registered for live classes. We do not recommend purchasing the study guides for students who do not have access to the STAA Student Zone website. See the links below to discuss ordering and enrollment options with an advisor.