Consumer Law, Warranties School Scholarship

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I am a student in RI and I was awarded a scholarship for the 2010-2011 school year. I asked if it could be used over the summer and received an email back saying the first summer session is considered 2009-10 but the second summer session is part of 2010-11 so if I took classes then I would be covered. I was then later informed that this information was incorrect. Does the email stating that I could use the scholarship in the second summer session constitute a legal written contract that can't be taken back?
 
No, an email is not a contract.
 
For various reasons Army is right. I suppose you could use an email to prove the existence of a contract but this "advice" does not meet the legal definition of a contract. The elements are totally missing. You asked a question, someone gave you their opinion, they were wrong. No contract.
 
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