Can college tuition get any more expensive?. Like tuition, the price of textbooks is increasing as well. Even when the content in textbooks do not change, the textbook publishers have new editions for them. Cut down your textbook costs with these sites:



1) International TextBooks - (i.e. www.MyCollegeTextbooks.com) How does savings of 50% or more sound to you?. Considering the average student spends $500 per semester, that's savings of $250. Soft cover makes these textbooks cheaper, but they have the same content. All a student has to do is search by ISBN. Be aware that the textbooks are overseas so allow a couple weeks for shipping.

2) Ebay's Half.com - Many of the books here are used. Big discounts can be had with these used textbooks. Sellers with good feedback is a must.

3) Ebay.com - The online flea market is also a great source to find textbooks. Ebay provides great bargains. Like Half.com, look for a good seller feedback rating. One thing to not is that some textbooks may not be available.

4) Amazon.com - Amazon is the category killer when it comes to books. They have every book that one can think of. New and old textbooks are available. An added bonus is free shipping on orders $25 or greater. In addition, returns are easy and customer satisfaction is very high.