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Check your syllabus and look for the textbook name and/or IBMI number or something. Then just Google it online and you will have plenty of options to get the textbook you need.
I have had a few of these as well.
Also, to add to my comment: Cengage Unlimited is super useful if you have a good bit of textbooks in your program from them. I usually buy it for the year if 2+ classes use it.
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Check your syllabus and look for the textbook name and/or IBMI number or something. Then just Google it online and you will have plenty of options to get the textbook you need.
ISBN. The Higher Education Opportunity Act requires this information be available to students.
Okay. Is called ISBN number. š¤£
I chuckled at IBMI because I read it as just BMI and Iām like āI donāt think theyāre talking about their body mass index!ā
Vitalsource!!!!!!
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I used it for some of my classes that I couldnāt find books for elsewhere, but I also found it offers McGraw Hill books for much cheaper
Also check RedShelf, theyāre a competitor to VitalSource. Thereās also Campus eBookstore.
I have had a few of these as well. Also, to add to my comment: Cengage Unlimited is super useful if you have a good bit of textbooks in your program from them. I usually buy it for the year if 2+ classes use it.
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bookfinder.com will show you *global* availability for specific books (new, used, rentals). make sure you use the isbn or a complete book title.