With the cost of college textbooks spiraling upward, it’s good to know that there are still some good sources of (relatively) inexpensive textbooks. Christopher S. Penn, host of the Financial Aid Podcast, shares his best tips for finding these books in the appropriately titled “How to Find Cheap College Textbooks.”
Thanks, Christopher S. Penn and Edvisors, for providing these ideas for students — and their parents!
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When you can’t find the book you need for free you can look online for International Edition College Textbooks which contain the same content as US Edition books but are much cheaper. They are usually printed on paperback and sometimes black and white print but the savings are up to 75%. The site I like best is [link]WholesaleCollegeTextbooks.com[/link] but there are a few others that carry selection of textbooks. It may take up to 2 weeks to get delivery so please make sure you have time.