Not only am I a blogger, but I also work in Higher Education. Our current term is winding down and students are looking to but books for next term. I see students spending anywhere from $400-600 on text books per term. Since I am all about saving money, a great way students can save a few dollars is to research whether buying or renting textbooks is the best solution for them. I encourage students to compare all their options, the only way they will know if getting the best deal possible is to know all their options. Renting text books is a on of those great options! It can save some money, sometimes over half the price of the book. We all know college is expensive, so save when you can!
I went online and compared books recently for a student and a math book is going for $117 on another popular book site, but you can rent it on Campus Book Rentals for $57.74. That is a nice chunk of change you can save by renting!
Some perks of renting text books at Campus Book Rentals vs. purchasing :
- save 40-90% off of bookstore prices
- free shipping both ways
- can highlight in the textbooks
- flexible renting periods
- they donate to Operation Smile with each textbook rented
They also have the new initiative RentBack! It allows students to rent the textbooks they own - to other students... which is awesome because it makes them 2-4x more money compared to what they'd make through buyback options! (selling their books back at the end of the semester) Isn't that awesome?!
How does it work?:
College books don't have to break the bank! Check out Campus Book Rentals to see how you can save!
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