does any one know were to get good deals in text books for college?
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http://www.alibris.com\n\nget used books as low as $2.95
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Campusbooks.com will compare textbook prices at all different websites (ebay, half.com, barnes & noble) so you can make sure you are getting a good price without going to each individual website.  Cut coupons from the paper, shop at thrift stores, go to the library for books & movie entertainment (no cost!) instead of video rental stores, etc.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.cheapbooks.com
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check out Textbook411.com for all of your textbook needs, they are the best site on the web to get textbooks, they search over 20 online bookstores to get you the bext price
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Your college/university bookstore
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hey buddy this another class 10th student here\nlisten there are so so so so so many books around us you can get em anywhere, nah everywhere are you like me or you might have heard the word LIBRARY, (ya there is one in my school and i came to knew just a few days ago) you can get books like Together With or some Qbank and they have awesome no aweful lot of Questions in them. Hey,  dont go fainting seeing them
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you NEED to check out textbook411.com , it compares the price of ANY book at more than 20 online bookstores. great for tech books!!!
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stanford, preston hill, all of these types of text books + .com will give you links to english and books\n\ngood luck!
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why or where? if you want to know where to buy one try the local college bookstore.
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Dude! That's at least four textbooks worth of stuff. Stay in school.
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Alrighty then.\n\nCheck out www.amazon.com. They have books you can't even find in the library or in the bookstore. The books all have a discount and if you make a purchase of at leasts $24 you can get free shipping.
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http://www.half.com\nhttp://www.campusbooks.com/\nhttp://www.classbook.com/\nhttp://www.ecampus.com/default.asp?referrer=pdin
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These coupon things are BOGUS.   They cause POPUP ads and such.  Some of these are SPYWARE and can cause harm to your computer. \n\nYou should meet with other college students and form a coupon club, where you swap usable coupons that you get from old newspapers and such.  \n\nAs the librarian what they do with OLD NEWPAPERS.  Maybe they will give you the real coupon section.  Look for old newpapers that are left behind on buses, the student Union and other public places.   Don't be shy.\n\nIn general, real coupons can save you about 10 percent overall.  It is worth it.
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Look on ebay or at the University's bookstore:  www.universitycoop.com
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Education costs are definitely going up and the field of postsecondary education is expanding.  Right now there is a big demand for the services it provides but not a huge supply, therefore tuitions do seem to be getting a little higher.  I went to a public institution in NYC and even the tutition there took a hike, this may have been due to the finanical hit the city took with 9/11.  \n\nMy advice, do good in school and apply for scholarships.  As for books, heck I didn't even buy most of mine, just borrowed them from the library and kept renewing throughout the semester.  After all, I don't need those books once the semester is over.  \n\nAlso, definitely check ebay before buying books at a bookstore.  All through my five years of undergrad I just kept buying at the bookstore and then I was playing around ebay trying to sell them back, and saw that the prices are unbelievably cheap on ebay.\n\nAlso, try www.bookboom.com for books, not all schools are listed, but those that are have people selling the books who attend the school.  That way you can just meet up on the campus and do an exchange w/out worrying about shipping costs.
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I would try Half.com for your  books. They have an extensive collection of new and used books for a reasonable price.www.half.com is a partner with ebay and you can find surprising values at this site.
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Go to the textbook publisher's website and see if you can find anything.