Pennsylvania Alcohol Awareness Classes, Drug Classes, Minor in Possession (MIP) and DUI Programs

• Pennsylvania’s Online Alcohol Awareness Classes. Complete your court-mandated alcohol awareness course where you want and when you want to. Our 24/7 online alcohol awareness classes are great for fulfilling a PA DUI requirement and for personal education purposes too.

• Online Classes for Minor in Possession (MIP) in PA. Individuals under the age of 21 who were cited with a MIP offense in Pennsylvania can now complete their required courses on their own time and in their own homes. Our online MIP classes are also a great means of preventative action.

• Pennsylvania DUI and DWI Classes Online. Get your requirement completed without having to lose time away from work or school. PA residents must have prior written approval to take this class online for a DUI requirement before enrolling. The PA 12.5 Hour class should only be taken by residents outside of PA who received a violation in PA and have approval to take this class. Ask the DUI Coordinator or Probation where you were arrested for permission. Each County has specific criteria pertaining to who can complete the classes online.

• Online Drug and Alcohol Classes for Pennsylvania. If you have been charged with a substance-related offense in PA, you can now complete your court-ordered drug and alcohol classes online and on your own schedule. We will even provide a free certificate of completion. Please get prior approval from the court to take this Class online before enrolling to ensure it will be acceptable for your specific requirements.

In 2003, Pennsylvania took a serious step toward eradicating drunk driving with the passing of Act 24. This law made it easier for law enforcement to confront the drinking and driving problem by dropping the legal blood alcohol content limit for drivers down to 0.08%, and it also introduced alcohol treatment into the penalty package. Pennsylvania Definition of Blood Alcohol Content (BAC):

• General impairment: 0.08% to 0.099%
• High BAC: 0.10% to 0.159%
• Highest BAC: 0.16% and up

Required Alcohol/Drug Treatment Program

If you are in Pennsylvania and have been convicted of a DUI, it’s very likely that you’ll be required to take an alcohol and/or drug awareness class along with any program you are required to participate in. That’s where we come in - our courses are designed for you. Flexible, conveniently online, and affordable.

While we have participants taking our programs throughout many counties and cities in the state of Pennsylvania. Some of the most common areas include: Allentown, Ardmore, Berwyn, Bethlehem, Blue Bell, Carlisle, CHALFONT, Doylestown, Greensburg, Lancaster, Mechanicsburg, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, State College and West Chester.

Customer Review

“This class helped my family and I to be more aware of the consequences of driving under the influence. We all learned something valuable.” Jarod B., Philadelphia, PA

Please get prior approval to take this class online before enrolling to ensure it will be acceptable for your specific requirements.

Top Ten Places to Visit in Pennsylvania

• Independence National Park and The Liberty Bell: Independence National Historic Park in Philadelphia is a national treasure. See where the Declaration of Independence was signed, including the table and chair used by George Washington.
• Hershey Park: Hershey Park is the town's main attraction with 90 acres of rides and entertainment for kids and adults, ranging from roller coasters to aquatic shows.
• Philadelphia Museum of Art: From the steps leading up to the museum, which were featured in all of the "Rocky" movies, is a grand view down Benjamin Franklin Parkway to the landmark tower of City Hall.
• Eastern State Penitentiary: Eastern State Penitentiary housed such infamous inmates as Al Capone and Willie Sutton. The stories and legends that surround this facility are as impressive as the building itself, which remains largely unchanged since it closed in 1971.
• Strasburg: This small town in Lancaster County is known for its Amish culture and railroad history. One way to appreciate this area is to take a ride on the Strasburg Rail Road, which offers 45-minute scenic journeys aboard the country's oldest turn-of-the-century steam trains.
• Andy Warhol Museum: On display are some of his most famous pieces, including the Marilyn and Elvis portraits, and the Tomato Soup Cans.
• Gettysburg National Military Park: The Gettysburg National Military Park in Gettysburg is the site of Gettysburg Battlefield, where in 1863 this Civil War battle took the life of some 51,000 people over a 3 day period. Hundreds of markers and monuments now grace the park.
• Intercourse: Intercourse is a quaint town with an old style country atmosphere. In People's Place, on Main Street, visitors are introduced to the history and the crafts of the Amish, Mennonites, and Hutterites. Local craft products, cakes and pastries, etc., can be bought in the Old Country Store. In Kitchen Kettle Village are dozens of shops selling craft goods and local culinary specialties.
• Valley Forge National Historic Park: Valley Forge is an important Revolutionary War site where George Washington and his army spent the late winter of 1777 to the summer of 1778. They endured some 2000 casualties related to hunger, disease, and poor conditions.
• Pennsylvania State Capitol: Located in Harrisburg is the Pennsylvania State Capitol building, one of the finest pieces of architecture in this small city and the surrounding area.