cgon97c
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What college textbooks?
We have to pay 100 dollars for a brand new textbook just so we can get a stupid access code to be able to do our homework assignments. Gotta love Pearson and their money grabbing ways.
Sep 3, 2015 11:26 PM
cgon97c
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We have to pay 100 dollars for a brand new textbook just so we can get a stupid access code to be able to do our homework assignments. Gotta love Pearson and their money grabbing ways.
bilateralLaplaceTransform
And this is why, for all things which are not 'online'...there are.....alternatives.
davitox87
I read mymethlab.
EarthFinger
Pearson = EA
Youourawlmoreowns
You know you're paying money to be there, so you can buy those textbooks, so you can make money to pay for them... right?
horseslaughter
After the fact plus interest. Makes total sense.
Youourawlmoreowns
That's why I quit after 1 year. Paid it off in 5 years, never looked back. Make sure you need it. Lots of companies reimburse these days.
ruthie927
Gotta love the professors who choose to use those books as opposed to other options.
ash1k1
Just get them off the internet. Fuck paying that shit.
nerdychick23
They're unique one-time access codes for the class. I'm sure someone could steal the codes, but they'd still only be good for 1 use.
ash1k1
Just get like half the class to chip in, access it once and download/save it all and share it. Done. :p
nerdychick23
You have to submit the assignments online.
ash1k1
Well, that's BS then. :/
nerdychick23
It's like a webcourse.
LastWarGod
"Pay $100", I'm assuming you are a freshman then? Calculus book for two semester class is $275 and a Physics book was $350, before tax.
horseslaughter
Shit. In my states books aren't taxed.
LastWarGod
Good old North Carolina lol, Confederate flag rallies every couple weekends and taxes on college text books.