Business law ethics exam

The Introductory Business Law exam covers contracts, the history and sources of American law, and other topics.
The Introductory Business Law exam covers material that is usually taught in an introductory one-semester college course in the subject.

Courses in business law and ethics will give students a deeper exposure and skill set in the application of the law and ethical principles in a business context.
Business law courses are designed to provide a strong foundation in the areas of contract law, agency, partnerships, and limited liability companies and corporations.

The Business and Law Exam covers Minnesota laws and business practices.
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The law and ethics exam typically contains short questions on legal definitions and key precedent-setting cases, professionalism and professional practice, regulation of the profession, and the Engineers Act.
The exams are usually two to three hours in length.