WOL-122

Interactive Online Learning that Fits Your Schedule

Washington Technical Institute understands that you have a busy schedule and that you are looking for a school that will fit into your lifestyle. Our virtual classroom helps you fit your education into your life. Our synchronous sessions are designed to help provide additional instructor-led activities and interactions to help with some of the more complex topics. No need to worry, though…if you miss a session, they are all recorded! You can connect with your instructor on questions you have at any time. 

Program Starts

This program starts every two weeks so that students can begin the program with a cohort of students starting at the same time, whenever possible. A list of start dates for 2022 can be found below: (I’ll provide this when we finalize our first official start day)

Technology Requirements

Students will need to have access to the internet as well as a computer that can work with the software used in this program. Using a Chromebook, tablet, or phone will not be possible for this program given the nature of the material. Most software used will be open-source, free downloads. However, students may need to purchase short-term subscriptions to software. The benefit of students purchasing this software themselves is that all the work they do will stay with them and they will have access to it after they complete their program with WTI. 

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Tuition Includes:

• 24/7 Access to WTI Interactive Online Classroom
• Hands-on Instruction by qualified instructors
• Audio Lectures (downloadable)
• Lifetime Career Development Guidance
• No Interest Installment Plans

Total Tuition: $599

Available Payment Options & Financing

Full Payment: $599
Payment Plan: $299.50 over 2 payments

Available Payment Options & Financing

Certain restrictions apply for students who pay for tuition via a third party, such as WIA, Vocational Rehabilitation and other funding sources. Please see the Financial Assistance page for details and other information.

An ideal guide for the paralegal student, WOL-122 Contracts, presents the law of contracts in an understandable and organized manner. The textbook's effective "road map" approach to contracts helps students learn about contract formation, contracts the courts will not enforce, the plaintiff's allegation of breach, the defendant's response to the plaintiff's allegation, and the plaintiff's remedies for breach of contract. In this edition, the author separately addresses the impact of Article 2 of the UCC (sale of goods), federal preemption, and the UN Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) on common law contract theory. Cutting through excess verbiage and outdated doctrine, the book develops each rule of law by presenting theory, illustrating theory with an example, and providing a "problem" to give you hands-on practice.

Course Objectives:

Throughout the course, you will meet the following goals:

• Understand the choices that the parties should consider during contract negotiations.
• Explain the traditional common law approach to offer and acceptance.
• Describe the difference between separate contract formation and contract enforceability.
• Explain the three categories of allegations.
• Explain the four categories of defendant responses.
• Understand the plaintiff’s common law remedies for the defendant’s breach of contract.

Contents:

1. Ch 1: Step One: Establishing the Method of Dispute Resolution
2. Ch 2: Step Two: Contract Formation
3. Ch 3: Step Three: Contract Enforceability
4. Ch 4: Step Four: The Plaintiff’s Allegation of the Defendant’s Breach
5. Ch 5: Step Five: The Defendant’s Response to the Plaintiff’s Allegation of Breach
6. Ch 6: Step Six: The Plaintiff’s Remedies for the Defendant’s Breach
7. Ch 7: Third-Party Interests
8. Ch 8: Contracts That Involve the Sale of Goods and Article 2 of the Uniform Commercial Code
9. Ch 9: Federal Preemption of Private-Sector Contract Law
10. Ch 10: Contracts That Involve the Sale of Goods and the United Nations Convention

Grading Scale

A = 95-100%
B = 88-94.9%
C = 80-87.9%
D = 70-79.9%
F = Below 70%

Grade Weighting

Chapter Quizzes.................70%
Final Exam..........................30%