Life Is Good

[Fe 26]

www.cheapesttextbooks.com
www.ebay.com

and learn how to use google. Chances are if it is used in engineering, someone has scanned it and dumped it to the internet.

[Tones]

If I'm already paying $600 per class, I consider an extra $100 justifiable if it helps me learn the material. In a series of events that isn't really that interesting, I became a "born-again" student a little over a year ago. Instead of attending class simply to get grades, I'm here to learn, and I'm doing everything I can to achieve that goal.

[Advocate]

I get 500 bucks back from my school loans for text books; each semester. On top of it they are cookbooks I can use for the rest of my life. No big thing.

[kedawa]

I got through university with out of date books that cost me next to nothing. The difference between the 3rd and 4th revision of the required calculus text I had in first year is that it has different extraneous shit in the margins, and question 4a was changed to 5e or whatever.
Textbooks are a racket.

[Satsuki]

I honestly never bought a textbook in my whole college experience. I spent a lot of time in the library, though. I absolutely refused to pay $100+ for a book i would use once.

[Hubbitron]

I'm never getting rid of my A&P books.

[Brisco Bold]

The only textbooks I didn't keep was my Canadian history ones. I have regretted it for years. That was a great class and those were good books.

[YellerDog]

I'm half surprised there aren't textbooks formatted for .cbr readers.

[Fe 26]

I'm kind of surprised how bad business school students are at fucking the system. I can't find hardly any of this shit for free. I had to get the stupid global editions.

Come on guys, you should know how to save money.

[Josh]

In a year or two, it'll all be eBook format.