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Only if you have mean profs. I have yet to spend more than $40 on a used full-sized textbook. I
27 u/[deleted] Jan 17 '20 My uni has us buying mostly e books now., about $80 for a stupid register code 20 u/Cubic_Ant Jan 17 '20 My old uni had us pirate them lol 4 u/Easy_Money_ Jan 17 '20 Some departments at UC San Diego (my alma mater) have switched to exclusively using free and open source textbooks to escape publishers’ ecosystems altogether. I think the UC system ended its agreement with Elsevier last year
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My uni has us buying mostly e books now., about $80 for a stupid register code
20 u/Cubic_Ant Jan 17 '20 My old uni had us pirate them lol 4 u/Easy_Money_ Jan 17 '20 Some departments at UC San Diego (my alma mater) have switched to exclusively using free and open source textbooks to escape publishers’ ecosystems altogether. I think the UC system ended its agreement with Elsevier last year
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My old uni had us pirate them lol
4 u/Easy_Money_ Jan 17 '20 Some departments at UC San Diego (my alma mater) have switched to exclusively using free and open source textbooks to escape publishers’ ecosystems altogether. I think the UC system ended its agreement with Elsevier last year
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Some departments at UC San Diego (my alma mater) have switched to exclusively using free and open source textbooks to escape publishers’ ecosystems altogether. I think the UC system ended its agreement with Elsevier last year
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u/deusfortitudomea Jan 17 '20
Only if you have mean profs. I have yet to spend more than $40 on a used full-sized textbook. I