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Textbook Order Form

Below is the submission form for Law School course/seminar textbook orders. The University Bookstore may send you an e-mail requesting your textbook order. We ask that you instead place your order here, using this form, so that we may more quickly disseminate the information to the students. The Registrar's Office will receive your submission and forward your order to the Bookstore. The D'Angelo Law Library will also receive your submission and place copies of all ordered textbooks on reserve. Any materials that are to be Course Reserve only should be requested separately; they should not be included here.

Be sure to include any necessary supplements to the texts. A supplement should be listed as a separate book.

If you have more than five items to order for a single course/seminar, you may submit the form multiple times, but please make a note of the multiple submissions in the Comments field (for example, "This is form submission 1 of 2 for LAWS 40501").

Please place all orders no later than December 1, 2009. If you have any questions or special concerns regarding your order, please contact Amy Wahl at amywahl@uchicago.edu or 773-834-3223.

Instructor Information

For multi-instructor courses, choose the instructor who will field questions from the Registrar's Office regarding this order.

Name: *

Phone: *

Course/Seminar Information

Number: * LAWS

Section:

Title: *

Book 1

ISBN (if known):

Author:

Title:

Edition:

Publisher:

Is this book required or optional?:

Required

Optional

Books that will be assigned as required reading should be designated as "required." Books that contain related material but will not be assigned as required reading should be designated as "optional." (The Bookstore reports that typically 20-25% of the students will purchase an optional text.)

Would you like a complimentary desk copy?:

Yes

No

Book 2

ISBN (if known):

Author:

Title:

Edition:

Publisher:

Is this book required or optional?:

Required

Optional

Books that will be assigned as required reading should be designated as "required." Books that contain related material but will not be assigned as required reading should be designated as "optional." (The Bookstore reports that typically 20-25% of the students will purchase an optional text.)

Would you like a complimentary desk copy?:

Yes

No

Book 3

ISBN (if known):

Author:

Title:

Edition:

Publisher:

Is this book required or optional?:

Required

Optional

Books that will be assigned as required reading should be designated as "required." Books that contain related material but will not be assigned as required reading should be designated as "optional." (The Bookstore reports that typically 20-25% of the students will purchase an optional text.)

Would you like a complimentary desk copy?:

Yes

No

Book 4

ISBN (if known):

Author:

Title:

Edition:

Publisher:

Is this book required or optional?:

Required

Optional

Books that will be assigned as required reading should be designated as "required." Books that contain related material but will not be assigned as required reading should be designated as "optional." (The Bookstore reports that typically 20-25% of the students will purchase an optional text.)

Would you like a complimentary desk copy?:

Yes

No

Book 5

ISBN (if known):

Author:

Title:

Edition:

Publisher:

Is this book required or optional?:

Required

Optional

Books that will be assigned as required reading should be designated as "required." Books that contain related material but will not be assigned as required reading should be designated as "optional." (The Bookstore reports that typically 20-25% of the students will purchase an optional text.)

Would you like a complimentary desk copy?:

Yes

No

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