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Business 250: Business Law

3 transferable college credits

Accepted for credit at 2100+ Colleges

Accredited for College Credit by ACE & NCCRS

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Business Law

Earn college credit with Business Law—a self-paced online course covering contracts, torts, IP basics, employment law, and legal issues in everyday business. Complete short lessons, quizzes, and assignments on your schedule, then finish with a proctored final exam. Ideal for prerequisites, degree requirements, or accelerating graduation, with transcript options.

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Over 48750 students have already transferred credits to over 1750 universities till 2026 via ACE & NCCRS Credit Accreditation.  

Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: discuss the structure and functions of the American legal system; analyze the implications of the United States Constitution on business activities; differentiate between common law and uniform commercial code in contract law; identify essential elements required for the formation of valid contracts; recognize third-party rights and remedies within contractual agreements; evaluate legal and equitable remedies available for contractual breaches; define principles of tort law and its application in business contexts; and analyze ethical and legal dimensions of business decisions and risk management strategies.

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Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the course, students will be able to: discuss the structure and functions of the American legal system; analyze the implications of the United States Constitution on business activities; differentiate between common law and uniform commercial code in contract law; identify essential elements required for the formation of valid contracts; recognize third-party rights and remedies within contractual agreements; evaluate legal and equitable remedies available for contractual breaches; define principles of tort law and its application in business contexts; and analyze ethical and legal dimensions of business decisions and risk management strategies.

Major Course Topics

Major topics include the American legal system and sources of law; the United States Constitution and its impact on business; fundamentals of contract law; essential elements for contract formation; third party rights within contractual agreements; contractual breach and available remedies; termination of contracts; introduction to tort law; product liability and consumer protection; intellectual property law; Internet law and social media legal issues; and the legal and ethical dimensions of business.

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