How To Find Cheap Textbooks For College #ad @textbookrentals

As the mother of a college student, finding cheap textbooks is very important to me. I just think it’s insane to major in one thing and have to pay $150 for a book in a different subject, that you will never use again. I don’t know about you, but I don’t have much use for a $150 dust collector. But how does one score textbooks for cheap?

Get Cheap Textbooks At CampusBookRentals.com

With CampusBookRentals.com, you can get cheap textbooks. What do I mean by “cheap?” Well, how does a savings of 40-90% sound to you? That’s a lot of pizza and espresso to fuel your all-nighters for you! CampusBookRentals.com also offers free shipping both ways and you can highlight in their textbooks. I am the highlighting queen. They totally had me at highlighting. CampusBookRentals.com also offers flexible rental periods that work with your college schedule and you can even choose your return date. With risk free rental options and the largest selection of cheap textbooks on the internet, you really can’t go wrong.

And just in case you DO want that book on Philosophical Ethics or Global Nutrition or something else that you rented, you also have the option to buy the book.

Have some college books to sell? Don’t sell your $150 textbook to the campus bookstore for pennies on the dollar. Rent that baby to another student using RentBack.com and you could make 2-4 times as much cash. Every time your book gets rented, that is cash in your pocket! You even get a free shipping label to send the book to RentBack.com. You really have nothing to lose – only cash to gain!

Each Cheap Textbook Rental = Donation To Operation Smile

Operation Smile is a mobilized group of medical professionals and volunteers who provide safe, effective reconstructive surgery and targeted medical care for children born with facial deformities such as cleft lips and cleft palates. With every book rental, you really are helping to put a beautiful smile on a child’s face. 🙂

Dawn McAlexander: Dawn is a full time writer and content creator. Besides Cheap Is The New Classy, she also owns and writes for EatPlayRock.com, an entertainment site. Her interests include traveling, attending music events, DIY projects and reading. Dawn has a B.S. in Psychology and currently resides in North Carolina with her husband, Kenny, their dog, Marley, and their cat, TJ.

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  • Love the photo. I always hated showing my work. It took too long, too much space, and messed me up. Textbooks cost a lot, and you really need to find deals. I'm with you and love that you can highlight. Free shipping gets me. Books are heavy and cost. What a great find!

  • I was selling all my books for pennnnnnnnies, never knew there is such good platform where I can monetize and still remain the owner of all my collage books, am gons use this and tell most of my friends. Thanks soooooooo much for this article.

  • Initial i thought is is crazy to rent used books when a friend told me about this but after reading your article and visiting the recommended sites I think this is more of a Nobel act then simply making money.

  • Oh, how I wish they had this when I was in college! Over $1,000 per semester to buy books, and sold them back for about 15 cents on the dollar! And some they wouldn't even buy back, because they "changed the edition" - all that meant was that the cover of the book was a different color. Arrrgghhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Omg, I used to do this in college! Finding cheap books..and I used to sell my books to my school for way too cheap so thank you for this awesome resource!

  • From personal experience - textbooks are ridiculously overpriced! Tuition is already through the roof per a year but on top of it to have to spend another 1200 on books?! It's crazy! I wish I knew about them two years ago. Great info for students

  • I wish they would have this option when i was in school. Seems so much more relevant. I have four kids in school, I am fairly certain they rent a few of their textbooks.

  • Where was this option when my kids were buying these expensive books (15 years ago). I'll never understand why the books have to be hard cover, when they become obsolete in 6 months.