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Well, if you are like how I was in college, you won't actually read the books so save the money and use it to buy some beer!!!:D
 
asxtb said:
Well, if you are like how I was in college, you won't actually read the books so save the money and use it to buy some beer!!!:D


Unfortunately...I'm already paying nearly $20,000 USD this year for tuition and living costs. So I'm buying books.

And if I don't hit the books...I'll be paying more next year. Stupid 3.0 Scholarship Demands. :p
 
Upperclassmen. Get to know some people in your major/sequence and see if you can't borrow/by cheaply.
 
I'll second katie's half.com. I love it.

(Though, my University has text rental, so I don't have to buy the majority of my books. I pity da fool.):cool: :)
 
pricemonk.com


It will find the deals for you, and if you go to UMR (I think there's one other UMR student besides me here, so that probably doesn't apply to you ;)), UMKC, Mizzou, Truman or one of the STL community colleges, it will even tell you what books you need
 
Amazon.com has been good to me. Usually I get a good $20 to $50 off my books and then sell them the second I get my grades.

The problem is that either way my books are about $200 a pop so I'm still paying $100 - $150 per book x 3 books...it sucks.
 
DaveP said:
Upperclassmen. Get to know some people in your major/sequence and see if you can't borrow/by cheaply.
Guys in my frat used to save books all the time to pass them on to other guys taking those classes later. Especially all the gen ed classes. It was always nice when you could borrow a book for free.
 
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