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What 1L Contract Topic Worries You? - FREE Review Course

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Being a first year law student is definitely intimidating. One exam determines your entire grade for a class. And for classes like Contracts, that’s not a happy thought.

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You can win a free license to their Contracts course (a $30 value!) by answering this question with a comment below:

In your Contracts studies, what topic seems the hardest to understand or makes you the most nervous?

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September 17, 2007 by Andrew Flusche

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5 Responses to “What 1L Contract Topic Worries You? - FREE Review Course”

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September 17th, 2007

[...] What 1L Contract Topic Worries You? - FREE Review Course [...]
Erin
September 18th, 2007

We haven’t gotten to involved but thus far acceptance (for whatever reason) is makin me nervous. The differentiation between sale of goods and real estate, common law vs. u.c.c. The offeror/offeree with power to terminate/accept/revoke/reject aaggghhh!
Andrew Flusche
September 18th, 2007

Hi Erin!

Acceptance is definitely a tricky concept, but isn’t all of Contracts?

You can do it!

Thanks for the comment, and for entering the contest,
Andrew
Amie
October 12th, 2007

the battle of the forms is the most difficult topic we have covered so far. UCC section 2-207.
veronicaflowers
October 12th, 2007

hi,

i thought i’d say hello to everyone. i’m new here.

veronica