4 Ways to Get College Textbooks Free

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abrahams of LA 11:36AM December 26, 2012

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Elliott Warwick 2:22PM October 03, 2012

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Maddy Schwartz of NY 10:26PM August 27, 2012

The cost of books is way too expensive these days especially when we live in a country who won't help it's citizens who actually work. I mean for the course I want to take it is gonna cost me on average $800 per semester for books and this is hard to do for a fulltime student. I will have to work a partime job and use all money i make from that job just to pay for books only per semester. If only I was able to get welfare or was born in another country I wouldn't have these issues.

Charles Ferguson of NJ 10:18PM August 27, 2012

Awesome article and I hope it proves to be helpful. Thank you!

Carrie Seaman of MO 1:24PM July 21, 2012

As a student myself, it sure would be nice to get free books. it would help the less fortunate still obtain educational goals. On the other hand, shouldn't people have to earn their education, including grants and scholarships, students barely have to pay for books and tuition anymore as it is, so why make it even easier to swindle through education, let the money provided be used for what it is intended and make the prices of books soar... Nothing in life is free and if you really want something you have to work for it. so work, make money, buy books learn, aquire status, degree(s). I think it all works the way it's supposed to (without the free books)

audrey morrow of NC 1:03PM July 11, 2012

good....

singh 7:19AM May 15, 2012

Bigwords.com has saved me so much money. Very easy to use, and customizable if you want rentals/used/international editions.

TinySteiny of GA 9:28AM April 12, 2012

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DP of PA 10:04AM February 04, 2012

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