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ISBN no. are found on back cover of the textbook near the UPC symbol or barcode. This 10/13 digit no. identifies the textbook.

Tip #1 – Used textbooks cost less.
Before purchasing a new textbook, try to find used textbooks.

Tip # 2 – Older editions cost even less.
Ask your instructor if a previous edition of the text is acceptable. It could mean the difference between $175 for a new textbook and $15 for a used textbook!

Tip #3 – Consider international edition textbooks.
International edition textbooks are versions of a textbook produced for overseas markets.

Tip #4 – Reduce your shipping costs.
Try to purchase multiple textbooks from the same bookseller.

Tip #5 – Order early.
Don't wait until the last minute to order textbooks. There is no guarantee you will get your textbooks in time. Plan ahead!

Tip #6 – Order local.
Whenever possible, order your textbooks from booksellers close to you. Not only will this help you save on shipping, but you will get your textbooks much quicker.

Tip #7 – Ask the bookseller.
If you are unsure about a textbook's title, edition, or whether it comes with any additional components, such as teachers' modules, or cd-rom software, contact the bookseller directly and ask!

Tip #8 – Sell last semester's books.
Get cash for your old textbooks! It's easy, fast and we'll give you a prepaid shipping label.