Sellback Textbooks? Forum
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Sellback Textbooks?
Does anyone here sell back their textbooks from previous semesters? I would like to get rid of these monstrosities, but a part of me wonders if I should keep them for bar studying purposes.
- Georgiana
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Re: Sellback Textbooks?
You don't need them, sell them while you can!non sequitur wrote:Does anyone here sell back their textbooks from previous semesters? I would like to get rid of these monstrosities, but a part of me wonders if I should keep them for bar studying purposes.
- Bobby Dazzler
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Re: Sellback Textbooks?
I sell all of mine on amazon. It sucks that they take 15%, but it's so convenient to set up a seller account. Last semester I managed to sell every single book and supplement I had. Already sold one from this past semester. You seriously won't need them for later.
- Moxie
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I agree on both Amazon + selling your textbooks. Get some money for them while you can!Bobby Dazzler wrote:I sell all of mine on amazon. It sucks that they take 15%, but it's so convenient to set up a seller account. Last semester I managed to sell every single book and supplement I had. Already sold one from this past semester. You seriously won't need them for later.
- gwuorbust
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For future reference, what I do is compare in the library how different the older edition is from the newer edition. In many (most?) they just change footnotes and maybe add in one or two cases. But instead of like $100 each they are 1 cent each! This semester I didn't spend more than a sixty bucks on books.
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