Sentences with phrase «from your campus bookstore»

Just like buying used textbooks, you can rent them off websites and from campus bookstores as well for a discount.

Can you rent your textbooks or buy used from your campus bookstore?

While it may be convenient to purchase shiny new textbooks from the campus bookstore, you could easily end up paying several hundred dollars for a single semester's worth of required texts.

If you've made the rookie mistake described above, you probably noticed that the cash you received from the campus bookstore for your gently used textbooks was only a small fraction of the price you paid up front.

There are dozens of options, from the campus bookstore or bulletin boards to online sites like Chegg.com, Textbooks.com or Amazon.com.

Not exact matches

I am flying to Omaha, Neb., taking a cab straight from the airport to the Nebraska - Omaha campus, asking directions to the bookstore, buying the largest «MAVERICKS» sweatshirt, like the one he is wearing, they have in stock, going directly back to the airport, flying to Kansas City, taking a cab straight to Kauffman Stadium, and giving this guy the sweatshirt.

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.

Skyo.com is a convenient new way for college students to find and buy textbooks from their local campus bookstore.

Through its popular textbook rental program, Barnes & Noble College offers students the convenience of renting their books either in the campus bookstore or from the bookstore's Web site, reducing the need to pay shipping costs or wait for their books to arrive in the mail.

It is safe to say that the textbook program is off to a great start and students stand to benefit mightily from the low - cost alternative to buying tangible books in the campus bookstores.

They tend to work from the front end to the back end, taking a piecemeal approach that dumps all of the existing campus information systems (school sports trackers, events boards, educational content, bookstore resources, etc.) into their own separate mobile experiences, sometimes even developing for entirely different operating systems.