00:00A new college semester sparks excitement and dread of massive book bills.
00:05Don't be caught with price shock. Here are five ways to reduce your textbook total.
00:10Life well spent. Presented by GEICO.
00:15Live by the old saying, don't judge a book by its cover and purchase used.
00:19You'll forget there's writing in the margin or highlighter on the page when the price tag is almost 60% off.
00:24Just make sure it's in reasonable condition before you hit buy.
00:27Renting books from websites like Chegg can offer customers up to 90% off.
00:32Not only will you be able to save dough, but you'll also avoid the end of semester resale frustration.
00:37Head to a local or school library to see if they have copies of what's on your syllabus.
00:42This option is generally free. Well, unless you need to photocopy, then that'll cost extra cash.
00:47Amazon offers a series of ebooks online. Skip the hard copy and download what you need on your Kindle or laptop.
00:53This not only helps save the environment, but also will significantly save you money.
00:58Do not buy from the first place you find your books.
01:01Instead, spend some time online searching for the ISBN number.
01:05Compare prices on half.com or campus book rentals.
01:08This may be more time consuming, but the extra work will lead you to spending less money in the long run.
01:13By using these tricks, you'll quickly be on your way to an inexpensive study session.
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