Professors have the option of making past exam questions available. Review these samples to get an idea of how material will be tested or what types of questions will be asked (short answer, multiple choice, etc.). Check your course Canvas page for past exams.
Whether you're just starting out and need a nutshell or you need the in-depth coverage of a treatise, the Law Library has the Contracts class resources you need. Request any of these titles at the Library Desk. For more assistance, ask a librarian!
Nutshells are the briefest overview of a particular topic in law. Get your bearings with a nutshell.
Contracts in a Nutshell by Hornbooks cover subjects in more detail than nutshells. These resources will explain the structure and operation of an area of law.
Chirelstein's Concepts and Case Analysis in the Law of Contracts, 7th by 
Understanding Contracts, 4th by A treatise covers an area of law in great detail. Usually multi-volume sets, treatises offer explanation, commentary and citations to primary sources.
Farnsworth on Contracts by 
Examples and Explanations for Contracts by 
