Yeah, I've only gotten two so far. I can't afford any more at the moment, I'm broke and they're so expensive.
The library usually doesn't provide the textbooks that students are looking for (at least mine didn't anyway) and the local library has a limited amount and also has the same problem as the school library.Lol why not just borrow the textbooks from the library (school or local )?
Alternatively ... You can scab the digital version off the school intranet
I don't think I will get any more until HSC. I'm still happy with my purchases though
words of a true med student
Why thank you
that's the nicest thing anyone has ever said to me.
I'm just lucky that some of my textbooks double up for yr 11 and 12, so I won't spend as much next year
I completely agree with you hardcopy textbooks and papers are much better and it's easier and less distracting that way
Yeah I had a look but none of the books I needed were there, my school has a list of exact books we have to get and we refer to the books a lot, especially history.Why thank you
And yes! Why aren't you guys all looking at the sell section? I got like 7 books for under a $100 from here, latest editions and good condition ! I'm going to buy HSC textbooks from here as well
Why don't you PM me some of the books you need and I'll help you find some? I've been in contact with so many people over so many days I'm sure I can get you some for an awesome price!
Lucky you. Our school only permitted us one or two days as HSC graduates to sell our books-and even then, it was lunchtimes only. I think we seriously had the worst luck ever, since on both days it was raining and it was early leave as well, so our customers basically was running back home and didn't really felt like buying anything-couldn't exactly blame them... sigh
True. I always worked off physical past papers, but for textbooks, I love "mr copy and mrs paste" for finding certain info.
....For me a large chunk of the learning process was to trying to put the textbook information in my own words (I found that I could understand concepts better if I did it this way). Unless you learn most effectively via reading I don't see the point on copy and pasting the textbook into notes (and even then I feel you would better understand by putting it in your own words first so that you are reading something that you created to cater for you).True. I always worked off physical past papers, but for textbooks, I love "mr copy and mrs paste" for finding certain info.
*you can always just print off the questions tat are required
HMMMMM... I was supposed to delete all my electronic files.
Don't be!! You'll be great!
