Over the next three weeks, college students (and their parents) will spend more than $3 billion on the most essential of all winter back-to-school items: textbooks. The average student spends nearly $700 on textbooks for the new semester, but an increasing number are bringing these costs down by renting their textbooks instead. Textbook rentals hardly existed four years ago, but they now account for nearly 48% of all sales. By renting textbooks students can save 60-80% off the list price. Rent your textbooks from eCampus.com and see why so many students are excited about saving tons of cash this semester! To view the full infographic click here.
eCampus.com is getting ready for the rush! School is back in session! We know you will be needing textbooks, so click over to eCampus.com to find all the books you need! We offer students the option of new textbooks, used textbooks, rent textbooks, and etextbooks! Get your books while they are in stock!!
Also be checking back for coupons and discounts!
Good luck this semester!
With love,
Kat VonD
I’m reading Fundamentals of Financial Management
eCampus.com wants to say thank you to all of its customers, and what better way to do that than giving away a piece of the hottest new technology. eCampus.com is giving away a free iPad to 3 lucky students this summer. Every student selling a used textbook to eCampus.com this spring will be entered to win; one entry per book. Students can also become Facebook fans of eCampus.com to receive an additional entry into the contest.
The iPad can be used to view any eTextbook that eCampus.com sells. Just get the Coursesmart application and your ready to go. You can highlight, take notes, and even search through the text for keywords. Awesome.
eCampus.com pays more for books than anyone else, and they buy back more titles than anyone else. It’s a no brainer. Sell your textbooks to eCampus.com, and you might win an iPad.
Good Luck!!
SeanJohn
I’m reading Environment: The Science Behind the Scenes
So it happened this Wednesday, I had my first exam in my only Pass/Fail class of the semester. This means I need a 60% to pass the class, so obviously I’m not going out to pay over $100 for a book that I most likely won’t use except for 2 nights before exams during some light cramming. I also knew that my teacher mentioned that a huge portion of the exam would be key terms she had highlighted during lectures that are in the text. She was obviously putting some emphasis on using the book for studying. Being that I had not bought the book yet I was a little worried. I logged onto eCampus.com and checked for the book, the new price was $126.10, I’m not spending that much money on a pass/fail class. In comes the eBook, at a cost of only $77.60. Great!! I’m saving $48.50. Not only that but I can search through the book like it’s a webpage for all of those key terms my prof had recommended studying. So a few hours of studying and a good nights sleep later I’m sitting in a classroom waiting to take the exam. In walks Tim, a good friend and fellow intern here at eCampus, I asked if he was ready. He calmly replied, “Of course I am. I nabbed that eBook last night and saved some loot”.
SeanJohn
I’m reading Financial and Managerial Accounting
As a student in college I am always using books, whether it be for class or just for fun reading. I’ve recently stumbled upon some alternative uses for any extra reading material you might be finished with or just have laying around.
Furniture gets dirty in college so new clean stuff is always good to have. Check out this pic of some furniture made out of old books.
Old books as art. Creative minds can create some crazy stuff, check out this book art.
And if you are like me and don’t have time to do something creative with your books, sell them back to eCampus.com for cash.
SeanJohn
I am reading Understanding Human Communication
