I'm...looking at my textbook prices for this year and going "..........o, I SEE"

sigh

hrm, the last time I asked this question (which I forgot...that I ever asked this in the first place) I got

brick and mortar bookshops, used book bookshops, Barnes & Noble, and Amazon? :Va

i know a friend gets good deals on abebooks!

nnnnnn try to find them online

Scribd might have your textbook in ebook form

or pdf

for free

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there

good advice ^ try to find online ebook downloads of your book

saves you money

aaaaaaah, thanks kia!

and thanks joanna

i've rented a lot of mine @ chegg.com

O:

what are the pros/cons for renting or just buying

hi ariiiiiiiii \o/

i tend to buy books (usually through amazon) that i'd need for reference later, ex: a&p, microbiology, pathophysiology

and rent books that i'll typically only use for one semester

also hi!

that

makes sense

...:Va but I wonder which books I need

/stares at the pile of engineering, physics, calculus books

what do you major in, maybe you can ask someone who's planning to major in the same thing or takes similar classes?

for me, i'd be like BUY ALL THE SCIENCE BOOKS, but my science load as a pre-nursing student is probs lighter than an engineering one haah

engineering physics, concentration in ?, minor in ?

it's actually the fact that I would have had the money to stock up on all of these textbooks

...if I had the classes spread out? :Va

but I got most of the really necessary freshman classes squished into a single semester so hrm

half.com!!

hiiiiiiiiiii waifu hiiiiiiiiiiiii did you

.................ever get my updated contact details

.......................or did plurk fail me

it's been a few (rapidly-changing) years, but I got most of mine on Amazon marketplace or found links via half.com

and this was when I had to replace a backpack full of library books when my backpack was stolen :T

.............;__;

/hugs