4 Ways to Get College Textbooks Free

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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

I like the information on this blog. All the ideas are good, but they do have their own downsides. Why go through all the online downloading procedures that could be contaminated with viruses and malware? Check out the link below for more information on how to get textbooks for free.

http://freecollegetextbooks.weebly.com/index.html

DP of PA 10:04AM February 04, 2012

Very Good Information. On-line books and swapping books would not only save money but would be good for the environment and help de-clutter college rooms and homes. Also, considering our present economy and difficulty of locating employment after graduation it would encourage and assist more students to be able to afford college.

Linda Adkins of KY 9:56AM January 07, 2012

TextbookX.com is a great cost efficient site to purchase books from.

Erin of CT 5:06PM December 07, 2011

I usually use http://textspyder.com to get my textbooks. From there you can compare prices from pretty much everyone who sells/rents online in one spot.

Andy of CA 1:10PM November 06, 2011

Or you can just download the textbook pdfs from http://www.linkrepo.com/browse/book/0

Henry of CA 3:21AM September 30, 2011

Check out Ebexy.com... new site set up for students to sell directly to each other... Its a student marketplace for students to sell from anywhere in the country. It helps control the cost since you are not limited to where you are in school and opens up the market...

CK of CA 6:35PM September 19, 2011

I go to CSU and I rent books every semester. I usually save around $400 every quarter, because law books are expensive. I don't rent on campus. Instead, I rent books through online sites such as www.CheapBookRenter.com or CampusbookRentals.com because the have the lowest prices.

Jayman of CA 6:36PM June 28, 2011

All this talk about how college textbooks are expensive, I agree. Me being a recent grad I am glad I do not have to buy/rent textbooks in the near future. For those who are looking for discounts check out this site, http://scholarship.bookrenter.com

I cam across this scholarship that is worth up to $25,000 and they even give discounts on textbooks for entering the scholarship. Pretty cool. Check it out, http://scholarship.bookrenter.com

Keith Kaplan of IL 7:29PM May 15, 2011

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