Finals are over (or close to it)! And what better way to celebrate your newfound scholastic freedom than learning about political freedom with SFL and Learn Liberty?

Spontaneous order. Rule of law. Limited government.

These ideas are crucial to the preservation of liberty, and you can learn about all three in the final section of Liberty 101: Law with Professor Christopher Koopman of George Mason University.

Here’s what James Michel, a member of SFL’s Charter Teams program in Haiti, had to say about the course:

Liberty 101 is very helpful … to any[one] who wants to learn about liberty. It’s so simple and clearly explains what life in a free society is. It’s very consistent and the speakers know how to take the best examples to help you understand what they preach.

I can also say that the course can help a young student to question the society he lives in, to question himself about the laws that he obeys, about the legitimacy of the institutions that he is member of, [and] about the legality of the decisions that his government has taken.

So take advantage of the break and go back to campus with a fresh understanding of the core principles of liberty.

If you start the course now, you’ll have tons of time to check out each of the videos and – if you’re not too burned out from the semester – to test your knowledge with the quick quizzes we’ve included below each video. At least these ones won’t affect your GPA!