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Tips To Make Your College Experience Cheaper
Textbook websites
List of websites where you can find free ebooks, specified by subject.
Slugbooks.com (to compare textbook prices)
Thriftbooks.com
Bigwords.com (price comparison)
Chegg.com
Abebooks.com (offers textbook editions, like unbound ones, that are cheaper than retailers)
directtextbooks.com
studentbooktrades.com
Bookrenter.com (shipping is free, as well as the shipping back to the warehouse)
gutenberg.org (free e-books)
campusbooks.com
textbooks.com
Allbookstores.com (searching shows the lowest price for a book)
textbookrecycling.com
bookscouter.com (find the highest buy back site for a book)
ecampus.com
bookbyte.com
bookdepository.com (Good for English majors, discounted books shipped around the world)
gen.lib.rus.ec (free digital copies of books)
HERE is a huge list of textbook PDFs.
Textbook tips
ALWAYS check to see if textbook websites have online coupons. Check outside websites like RetailMeNot.com but also sign up for their email listing. They often send you a coupon for just signing up and will continually send you other coupon deals.
Amazon has good deals on books sometimes and they offer college students temporary free membership. Here’s a link explaining some of the details.
Amazon and other retailers, like Barnes and Noble also offer textbook rental. You get the book for a certain amount of time (30 days, 60 days, 90 days, etc., then mail it back to them.) Much cheaper than buying.
Some professors put textbooks on reserve in the library so you can check them out for an hour or two instead of actually buying them.
If your class textbooks are at the library and you need them for longer than allowed, you can always photocopy them.
Look for Facebook pages/groups with your school name and year, people are always posting online to get rid of their textbooks.
If your books are older/literature type books they are often available as e-books for free or easy to find at used bookstore or thrift stores.
Ask your professor after hours if you can borrow and make copies of the class textbook.
Many colleges use the Link+ library sharing program or something similar. If the textbook you need isn’t offered in the library, another school within the program can deliver the book for free. Ask you school’s librarians about it.
If you have a class that requires a “reader,” which is just a bunch of articles, you can usually find them at the school library or online.
Keep your textbooks in the best condition possible, so they sell for higher when you no longer need them.
If you can access your class list and the emails of your classmates early, ask if anyone would like to share a textbook. Split the price and share it or just ask to copy the chapters needed.
General tips
If you get financial aid, set it up to deposit into your own checking account because FAFSA ATMs are frustrating.
Check out the dollar stores for some college supplies. They have pens, notebooks, planners, etc.
Find upperclassmen who are moving out of their dorms/apartments, they often sell/give away items they are no longer going to be using.
Find out if your department offers free printing to undergrads. If yours doesn’t, find a friend whose department does.
Pretty much every school offers a MS Office license to students for free. It may not be well advertised but make sure to find out before paying for the programs on your own.
Bulk supply stores are usually cheaper.
Use your phone’s planner and alerts for assignments.
If you need energy boosts, it’s definitely cheaper to brew your own coffee and tea, then use a travel mug. But if you need to go to places like Starbucks, sign up for the Starbucks card so you can get free refills on certain items and get discounts for members only.
Find out what free courses your school offers and go to them instead of paying for a tutor.
At many universities there are conferences and talks almost daily, which often offer free lunches and dinners.
Some colleges offer free cab services so make sure to look into that.
Most school health care places give out free condoms and they are often given out at events too.
Besides math, older editions of textbooks are usually just fine and much cheaper.
Thrift stores are great if you need items for your dorm or apartment, they have appliances and offer testing areas in a section of the store.
Specific to Seattle: There’s a place called Seattle ReCreative and you can get school supplies for extremely cheap.
Check when stores offer back to school sales and get supplies then for cheaper than usual.
Get your syllabus as soon as possible so you can photocopy all the needed pages in textbooks.
Look for websites that offer similar information in the textbook, sometimes it’s explained better online, gives examples, or just generally better worded.
Buy school supplies during tax-free weekend.
Apply for as many local scholarships as possible and do it every year in college, not just freshman year.
Ask absolutely every place you go if they offer student discounts. Many places don’t advertise this, but will offer some kind of discount if you show your student ID.
Find out if your school has assistance options for lower income students.
HERE is a list of food budget tips, recipes, and websites to help.
Some classes have extra fees for whatever reason, for example they will charge more if certain equipment will be used. If it’s not a course you need, sometimes it’s better to find cheaper elective classes.
Consider community college to save money, and then transfer to a 4 year school. Or attend community college classes during the summer but make sure to always check if the credits transfer.
If you need to use a credit card, try to get on with cash back rewards. Also check which banks offer perks for students, like free checking or a no-free policy for low minimum balances.
Check out your college newspaper and signs around campus. You will often find information about free events or find coupons with discounts on near by businesses.
School supplies that don’t sell at stores like Walmart and Target are extremely discounted during the last week of August.
Always check if stores price check.
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REMINDER: 🚨🚨BTS ARE GROWN ASS MEN🚨🚨
WHICH MEANS THAT THEY ARE ALLOWED TO DO WHATEVER THEY PLEASE
AND THAT INCLUDES:
-DATING
-DRINKING
-ADMIRING WOMEN
-GETTING TATTOOS OR PIERCINGS
-WEARING CERTAIN TYPES OF CLOTHES
-COLLABORATING WITH OTHER ARTISTS (like seriously come on guys)
-USING DAMN FILTERS
-HAVING FUN!!!!
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Tae | "Gangsta" Part 5 of 7 Short Films Series This is very unfinished and very poorly made I apologize for that. I just couldnt find the motivation to finish this or clean it up. Hopefully my next one will be better. Sorry everyone. #bts #bangtan #bangtansonyeondan #bangtanboys #taehyung #taehyungedit #kimtaehyung #btsedit #btsedits
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Hobi | "All Time Low" Part 3 of 7 Short Films Series Dt: @lovseoks #btsedit #btsedits #bts #bangtanboys #bangtansonyeondan #bangtan #jhope #hoseok #junghoseok #all #time #low
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Jungkook| "Here" Lowkey hate this lol. This was my first time using the cube effect and it looks so shitty 😬 #btsedits #btsedit #bts #bangtanboys #bangtansonyeondan #jungkook #kookie #jeonjungkook #here
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Makane line when they disagree with each other
I saw this on twitter and it’s so funny, i had to share.
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bts babysitting
jin: okay so imma lay out some rules. first off, rapmon dont touch the fucking baby.
rapmon: HOW DO YOU EVEN BREAK A BABY
jin: i dont know and im not letting you find out
rapmon:
jin: second of all, noone goes near the baby, you'll probably fuck something up.
suga: wth i can look after children
jungkook: *laughs*
suga: watch *goes over to baby* *smiles at baby* *baby cries* fuck this shit *exits*
jin: ...second of all, im in charge so everyone needs to listen to my orders
jimin: is that really necessary
jin: are you really necessary
jimin:
jhope: *gasps*
jimin: *runs out of the room*
jungkook: well done dipshit you made the baby cry
jin: im not talking about that baby im talking abou- oH MY FUCKING GOD WHERES THE BABY
rapmon: look for tae
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Subbed the One Punch Man Vol. 6 DVD OVA, The Murder Case That Was Too Impossible. This is the last OVA from the first season’s set of DVDs! Enjoy~ (Video Source)
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this is like. top three favorite vines ever i’m crying
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do you ever just want to shout like… it’s because i’m sad! like yes i didn’t do my homework, yes i didn’t text you back, yes i’ve been hiding in my room! i’m sorry! but i haven’t killed myself so honestly where is my badge!
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Actual good first-time college student advice:
Wear jeans/pants that “breathe” and bring a sweater, even if it’s scorching hot out, until you know which building blasts the AC to 60 degrees F and which feels like a sauna
Backpacks with thick straps are your friend! Messenger bags are cool and all but if you’re commuting with a lot of stuff, symmetrically styled backpacks are better for your back
You are your own person and you can walk out whenever you need to or want to, so long as you’re not disrupting the class. Meaning you can go to the bathroom without permission, take a breather if you’re anxious, answer an important phone call, etc.
If you don’t like the class on the first day, if you can- DROP THAT CLASS AND TAKE ANOTHER ONE! It’ll only get worse from there!
If you can, take a class outside your major; it’s a good break from your expected studies.
You are in charge of your schedule. Your adviser and guidance counselor is there to ‘advise and guide’ but if you don’t like certain classes and you can substitute for others, that’s your choice.
Consequently, if you are changing anything drastic in your plan, talk with your adviser and instructors.
Pay attention to your credit hours and grades. Never leave this to the last week of school, you will be sorry and stressed beyond belief!
Unless it’s a lab book or otherwise specified, go to the class for a week or so before buying an expensive textbook. Some classes, while having it on their required list, do not actually use the textbook a whole lot and you might find some of it scanned online. Rent if you can or buy used online (schools actually don’t give discounts). Use your best judgement on what you think you need.
Tell the people who go up to you selling or advertising things you are not interested in that you are in a rush to class and don’t have time to listen to them. It’s less rude and they’ll leave you alone.
The smaller the class, the better it is to have some sort of acquaintanceship with a couple classmates. They might save your ass if you are absent one day or need to study. And talking with them makes the time go by faster without it being so insufferable.
You don’t need to join a club or sport, but internships are cool and useful!
If you can afford it, take a day off once or twice each semester if you’re too exhausted. Just be aware of what you missed and if it was worth missing!
Your health is the most important, this goes for mental health too!! Note: College-age/upper teens is when mental disorders like depression and anxiety are most commonly diagnosed. Most schools have therapy services, especially during exam time. Look into it if you need to!
Communicate with your professor if you are having trouble with something. Anything.
Eat and stay hydrated. Bring a water bottle and snack to class.
All-nighters will happen but never go over 36 hours without sleep.
It’s going to be hard and there will be times you might think about giving up. This WILL happen. You just have to make sure what you’re doing isn’t making you absolutely miserable and/or there is something rewarding and positive to look forward to at the end!
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