Most You've Spent On A College/University Book

[Trap_Wolf]

Thought we could share and cause despair to those who aren't/are planning to attend the grand life of higher education.

Mine: $160

 

[Ansoro2112]

$310

 

[asaechao]

$0



Teheee

 

[Hardneck]

$0



Teheee

That's to say 0$ and I've covered everyting up to M.A.

 

[Vatowski]

135$ for a introduction to politics book ;_;

 

[ZombiePineapple]

I rent books so....but renting still is costing me around $100 - $110 USD

and that's for 2 books for each class I take so 2 classes, before this gets confusing it means I get one book per class so taking two equals two books for those classes

 

[Fiestaguy]

Books are for losers,
My school books are digital on my laptop,
So we can say that the books are the price of my laptop,
300,-

 

[Oak Milk]

roughly 300 dollars I reckon

 

[cheatyface]

I think I've spent $60 on a book. I had a course with a $300 book, but torrents fix that.

 

[Jan Henrik]

39,9942823 €
It was actually a calculating book...

 

[Notme]

$0

hehehe

 

[BrickWolf]

Nearly $280 dollars for a demonic calculus textbook

If you listen closely you can still hear the screams

 

[Naoh]

None! I'm in high school

 

[catgirl12466]

150$ on a book for my psych class. On the bright side, it was the same book required for another psych class I'm currently taking...

I haven't yet gone out and bought my books for this semester. Here's hoping nothing goes over that...

 

[Da Jinks]

Ya'll make me cry

 

[Damer_Flinn]

I tried selling my books back one year. The only one they offered to take back (because all the others had new editions with bs changes just there to sell more books) was a $50 book. They offered $5 for it. After that I just kept them. I figure they'll be good reference books for when I forget things and need a refresher.

 

[Undefined User 7]

 

[Notme]

I wonder, if these pirates were salty too

 

[Butamou]

$280 for a book I never opened...
Those teachers that say we need the book when we really don't....

 

[Dess]

$134 for a book being used in a certification class. Worth it imo

 

[TubaRiver]

Technically i've spent nothing on books, cause scholarships and pell grants covered it all for me. But two of my most expensive books were;

Calculus 1-3 all in one bundle. $320
University Physics (aka Multivariable Calculus-based physics) $300

Cheapest book was;
Intro to Public Speaking(No fucking clue why i even needed the class for a CS degree) $15

 

[Psycho]

The Gen Ed books were unusually expensive for me and I actually kept most of them unless the resale value was high. Although, the books that were required for my actual major were worth the money because they're great resource books --plus they have loads of photos and info. But for my major, Industrial Design, we had to spend a lot of money for the materials that we needed to make mockups, presentation materials, models, markers, sketching paper, and stuff in between, which would add up to $500+ per semester. So books were nothing compared to materials.

 

[davidjl123]

$0



Teheee

I was going to say that, then I saw your post.

 

[_ChoasLego_]

$90 for World History, $100 for Algebra II, $100 for Pre-Cal, $120 for AP Bio

Total: $410

Thanks Obama

 

[Jayfeather]

trapwolf what the fuck you are definitely causing the despair you wanted