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senior year in high school...ahhh relax time. Would it be cheaper to buy from my school storebook or from like Barnes and Noble?
Originally posted by: Wheatmaster
senior year in high school...ahhh relax time. Would it be cheaper to buy from my school storebook or from like Barnes and Noble?
Originally posted by: Feldenak
You have to buy your books in high school?!?
Originally posted by: BigJ
Originally posted by: Feldenak
You have to buy your books in high school?!?
Maybe he's talking about review books or required reading for his classes. My HS never made us buy the actual textbooks, but we did refer alot to review books and what not that we did have to buy.
Originally posted by: Wheatmaster
yeah we buy our books at my high school. then we resell them at the end of the year for like 20%. Its a better system than loaning IMO. Cause i don't have to buy from the bookstore unlike loaning, where you have to go through the school.
Originally posted by: Feldenak
Originally posted by: Wheatmaster
yeah we buy our books at my high school. then we resell them at the end of the year for like 20%. Its a better system than loaning IMO. Cause i don't have to buy from the bookstore unlike loaning, where you have to go through the school.
I'm confused...how is it better than loaning? In HS, I showed up for class and got my textbook for that class. At the end of the year, I turned my book(s) back in. No monetary expenditure at all on my part.
Originally posted by: Wheatmaster
Originally posted by: Feldenak
Originally posted by: Wheatmaster
yeah we buy our books at my high school. then we resell them at the end of the year for like 20%. Its a better system than loaning IMO. Cause i don't have to buy from the bookstore unlike loaning, where you have to go through the school.
I'm confused...how is it better than loaning? In HS, I showed up for class and got my textbook for that class. At the end of the year, I turned my book(s) back in. No monetary expenditure at all on my part.
you pay "school fees"
Originally posted by: cheapgoose
do what I do, go to the bookstore, copy down the isbn numbers, go home, goto addall.com, enter isbn and enjoy savings. done. I saved over $150 on 2 books this semester. both books came new from the amazon used-market.
Originally posted by: Feldenak
Originally posted by: Wheatmaster
Originally posted by: Feldenak
Originally posted by: Wheatmaster
yeah we buy our books at my high school. then we resell them at the end of the year for like 20%. Its a better system than loaning IMO. Cause i don't have to buy from the bookstore unlike loaning, where you have to go through the school.
I'm confused...how is it better than loaning? In HS, I showed up for class and got my textbook for that class. At the end of the year, I turned my book(s) back in. No monetary expenditure at all on my part.
you pay "school fees"
In HS? The only fees I paid in HS were club fees that were extra-curricular activities. All my books and such were supplied (textbooks, reference books, etc...) by the school.
Edit: Are you attending a public school?
Originally posted by: Wheatmaster
Originally posted by: Feldenak
Originally posted by: Wheatmaster
Originally posted by: Feldenak
Originally posted by: Wheatmaster
yeah we buy our books at my high school. then we resell them at the end of the year for like 20%. Its a better system than loaning IMO. Cause i don't have to buy from the bookstore unlike loaning, where you have to go through the school.
I'm confused...how is it better than loaning? In HS, I showed up for class and got my textbook for that class. At the end of the year, I turned my book(s) back in. No monetary expenditure at all on my part.
you pay "school fees"
In HS? The only fees I paid in HS were club fees that were extra-curricular activities. All my books and such were supplied (textbooks, reference books, etc...) by the school.
Edit: Are you attending a public school?
yeah i'm attending a public school.
Originally posted by: microAmp
Originally posted by: villager
Buy them used on Amazon.