Where's a wicked cheap place online to buy college books?

The college textbook store this year isn't offering used books for most of my classes and the hell if I'm paying 200$ for a new biology book.

So, um, anyone know of anywhere cheap besides half.com and ebay?

~ James

 

Buy it, take it to Kinko's or another photocopy place. Have them photocopy the whole book, and bind it. It'll cost about $60.

Take the book back for a refund.

 

Have you tried booksstolenfromthepublisheratgunpoint.com?

 

why get text books ? they are horribly out of date

 

I can wing it for a few classes, seeing how my professors seem to be lax in their syllabuses, but the biology and calculus ones I can't. And those are the most expensive of them all.

 

I'll teach you biology for free.

 

I'll take you up on that offer if I don't have to take it for credit.

 

I'd teach you but I don't know much 'bout Biology.

 

I don't know much 'bout the French I took

 

Malkie, but I do know that I love you.

 

Wicked?

Root for the Red Sox, do you?

 

[sings]What a wonderful world.. JCC.[/sings]

 

Is there any online versions of the text books?

 

Try Abebooks.com. I know a few people who have gotten good deals there, especially if you don't need the newest edition.

 

You can get them wicked and cheap, but not online.
You can get them online and cheap, but not wicked.
You can get them wicked and online, but not cheap.

 

Where's my Ven Diagram when I need it.

 

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[i] Wicked?

Root for the Red Sox, do you?[/i][hr][/ul]Nope. I just lived in Rhode Island long enough for that word to stick to me. :)

And thanks, Jeff. :)

 

Steal them. Profits from those books only benefit 5th rate pseudo-academics & crooked publishing companies. When you quit college, make a small donation to the bookshop.

 

are there any other colleges/unis nearby, where you could check their bookstores? Otherwise, I used <a href=www.ecampus.com>Ecampus</a> a couple of times.