Sentences with phrase «at the campus bookstore»

Sales at campus bookstores declined 3 % from $ 540 million to $ 525 million, «due to a shift from selling new and used textbooks to lower priced textbook rentals,» according to the earnings release.

Buy used books at the campus bookstore or online.

Buy Used — Used textbooks, whether purchased online at a place like Amazon or even at your campus bookstore, are much less expensive than brand new.

As you may have noticed at your campus bookstore, they often accept used books for either a credit or cash payout at the end of the year.

Check out the cost of the textbooks at the campus bookstore first, this will give you an idea of the baseline retail price.

Not exact matches

On Monday, Starbucks and Joyride Coffee Distributors announced a partnership that would bring draft cold brew coffee to Starbucks» foodservice accounts at hospitals, bookstores, college and university campuses and offices.

Were inclement weather conditions to flood or destroy the Christian bookstore at the downtown campus of your mega-church, should we interpret that to be an act of God in judgment of materialism?

I found this one at the Notre Dame bookstore when I was on campus for the University of Texas game.

Currently, CourseSmart is available at around 1,000 American campus bookstores.

Yet just as high street booksellers blanched at the rise of the e-book (and consequent shrinking of their bestseller market and creeping dominance by Amazon), so academic bookshops are right to be wary of how digital inevitably benefits the bigger publishers over smaller campus bookstores.

Digital, Rental and Used Textbooks Provide Savings of 25 to 75 New York, New York — August 15, 2011 — As financially strapped higher education students head back to campus for the new school year, many will find dramatic savings and great convenience at their Barnes & Noble College campus bookstores.

The campus bookstore, a seeming anachronism in the digital age, will soon become history at the University of Massachusetts.

I had to hawk copies to bookstores in Salt Lake City, as well as the campus bookstore at BYU (where I was a student).

I'm not counting them out entirely; they are quietly making moves in several areas to take over college campus bookstores (they have done that at THE Ohio State University, among other places) but I don't know if they will continue to market their own tablet / reader or (more likely) spin it off.

60.3 % of students usually buy this way, as opposed to 29.1 % buying on campus and 5.1 % buying at other bookstores.

The bottom line is that you don't need to buy a book at full price just because that's what the campus bookstore offers.

I would go around at the end of every semester and scoop up used textbooks that students could not sell back to the on campus bookstore.

My side hustle originated because of my proximity to a product source (I lived close to campus), my familiarity with the market (I knew that students had trouble selling used textbooks back to the bookstore), and my willingness to hustle (I hung out at the textbooks sell - back trailers and talked to students after work).

If you have a student card loaded with a certain amount of money that you can spend in the campus bookstore, eateries, grocery, or at select local businesses, don't let that prepaid discretionary income go to waste!

Following this, the university announced it would start accepting bitcoin payments at a bookstore on campus in May - later installing bitcoin ATMs at three of its stores.