A detailed guide for the average poor college student to maximize their consumption
Sunday, January 16, 2011
First things first...
Textbooks. Everyone hates buying textbooks. Spending hundreds and sometimes even thousands of dollars on textbooks for one semester is a common theme across schools in the nation. Everyone knows that buying textbooks from the school's bookstore is a goddamn ripoff and yet, most people do it. A much cheaper way of buying textbooks is through the internet. Sites such as abebooks.com and amazon.com can save you hundreds of dollars on used books. Of course, a problem arises when the greedy publishers change the chapters around and alter a few aspects here and there every 2 years and call it a new edition. In this case, shopping online would only save a couple of dollars so I would suggest renting the book online (more on this later), or holding off on the class for one semester if possible.
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Textbooks are a fucking rip off
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ReplyDeletewow nice talk man :) im getting text books soon for year 12
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Goddamn I hate college and their textbook prices. but somehow I saved myself $190 by downloading an ebook :D
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