Textbooks certainly aren’t cheap, so we’ve found seven of the most popular websites where you can buy, rent and sell textbooks at deep discounts.

Find cheap college textbooks by renting instead of buying, and compare prices from different websites. If you do buy, sell them back after the semester ends.

The average full-time, in-state undergraduate student pays $1,226 for books and supplies each academic year. As a former first-generation college student, Josh Lachs said these textbook costs can ...

Cheap is a lifestyle for cash-strapped college students, and a new mantra might complement that when it comes to getting textbooks: Don't buy. Rent.

Textbook-industry analyst Jeff Cohen said that the popularity of in-store textbook rentals has been growing among students because of the initial cheap cost.

Previously mentioned BookRenter, the new, money saving textbook renting service, announced today that since March, it has partnered with over 75 college bookstores. BookRenter will be working with ...

At the beginning of each semester, George Mason University Bookstore's general manager ventures into the school's mailroom and tries to figure out where everyone bought their books, because fewer ...

Does Amazon Rent Out College Textbooks? College-conscious readers asked about a potential money-saving program in August 2019.

Like most college students, Martin found himself stretching his budget to cover the cost of textbooks. A quest to find a solution led Martin to found Campus Book Rentals.

Amazon.com is moving into the business of physical textbook rentals, expanding its footprint by offering a cheaper alternative to students, according to a ...

As an English education major at Minnesota State University, Jessica Kramar’s textbooks each semester retail at about $300.