Each week, Kyle Sorice of KnightNews.com will ask a random sampling of UCF students and faculty a “question of the week,” so that we can give a voice to the average UCF student or staff member about hot topics.
This week, Kyle asked students how much they spent on their textbooks for the semester.
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Its really not worth it. Half of the books I buy its seem like I never use.
$0 (at least through UCF). I’ve enjoyed buying books used through half.com or amazon for the past couple semesters
Buy and sell back online whenever you can! It’s much less of a rip off. You can even rent books online now through sites like campusbookrentals.com and chegg.com. I also started sharing books this semester. If you share your book with another student you cut your cost in half.