Three courses, one system.
Personal finance and economics aren't two subjects here — they're one question asked from two sides. Every Your Next Chapter™ course has students build a real plan for their own life after graduation, then learn to read the economy that plan has to survive in. States draw the requirement differently — a half-credit of one, a half-credit of the other, both as separate courses, or a single combined course that counts for both — and we build to each state's exact rule. Same spine, three shapes.
Your Next Chapter™
Personal Finance
Students build a real financial plan for their life after graduation.
- A portfolio artifact in every unit, assembled into one capstone plan
- Five life-transition tracks students choose from
- Semester and full-year editions, by state
Your Next Chapter™
Economics
Students learn to read a real economy — and become the economist.
- Six units, six working files, one capstone analysis
- Market, National & International Economy — covered in full
- Semester · 0.5-credit course
Your Next Chapter™
The Economy and Your Financial Life
One full-year course that teaches both as a single story.
- Thirteen units — economics and personal finance, interwoven
- A 1.0 credit that satisfies both requirements, where a state allows it
- Available now for Michigan · other states on request
Not sure which you need? Your state's requirement decides — see your state edition, or pricing by scope.