Contracts at BU Law

The Contracts course at Boston University School of Law provides students with a rigorous foundation in contract law principles as they apply to real-world scenarios. The curriculum emphasizes understanding the formation, enforceability, and performance of contracts, along with the legal implications of breaches and remedies available to non-breaching parties. Through case analysis and the study of statutory law, students sharpen their analytical skills and learn practical application in legal practice.

BU Law promotes an interactive learning environment, blending lectures, discussions, and problem-solving exercises. This approach encourages students to engage with the material actively, fostering deeper comprehension of contract theories and enabling them to think critically about various contractual issues that arise in different contexts. The diverse array of topics addressed prepares students for both exams and future legal practice.

• 1Review the Restatement (Second) of Contracts for comprehensive legal principles.
• 2Create flowcharts to visualize the contract formation process.
• 3Practice applying contract law to hypothetical scenarios.
• 4Engage with classmates in study groups to discuss key cases and concepts.
• 5Utilize past exams and practice questions to familiarize yourself with the exam format and types of questions asked.

Exams typically consist of a combination of multiple-choice questions and essay questions designed to assess students' understanding of contract law principles, their ability to analyze fact patterns, and apply relevant legal doctrines.