and then if you don't like paying that much, check out textbookexchange.com.au or lawbooks.com.au - the first is 2nd hand, the 2nd is new but both are lots cheaper.
Thanks heaps once againLaraB said:your dad's should be accepted - my mum's is and her's is ancient too - it'[s al ife membership,
but why not get your own? it's only $25 or so and its a lifetime discount.
Law textbooks, well, a lot of units you have 2 - one with the cases etc, one with commentary. Some have just one. Some like law foundation have a couple + a reader. Lots have readers with additional information.
So Law textbooks per unit will range from say, $100-$220 ish.
That's for the "text" ones. Often you'll want to get recommended ones too, but don't buy them until you have your first class because often the teacher says they're pretty useless; otehrwise wait a few weeks to see if you'll actually use it.
Business ones - business textbooks are usualy $60-100. If its a custom publication usually $60-80. If its a reader, $28-$40 ish.
Usually they're on teh cheaper side though (business ones at least).
But after all that's said - go to the co-op site and check it out - prices and texts you'll need are there
http://www.coop-bookshop.com.au/bookshop?basket_name=1040794&user_id=1170104392823&_frames_=no&_next_page_=DataSubjSelect
depends who you talk to - the lady i spoke to on the phone from coop at parra yday was realely niceari89 said:Thanks heaps once again
I asked the co-op people today if they had a text book list or whatever and she looked at me like i was the biggest idiot and said they haven't made them yet lol...I have a feeling some of the 'admin' staff aren't gonna like me =(
ari89 said::wave: troll wannabe
Now leave my UWS alone =( lol
Bobness said:
Thankslilkiwicutie89 said:
lol why are you worried about whether you need to buy a "law book" or not?...ari89 said:Thanks
Declare war on UNSW commerce and intd. studies students with me? *cough* watch out bobness I have a spy in ur tute rooms
*Evil stare*
Santa clause
I would assume that the accounting ppl would need to buy a law book for taxation law?
I was refering to lilkiwicutie89's postLaraB said:lol why are you worried about whether you need to buy a "law book" or not?...
It only matters if you pick it as an elective, because its not a core accounting unit, and even if you do, it's just a textbook...
(And no I don't know how that got brought up
)i know - the "you" was referring to people who are concerned about that kind of thing, not you as in you personallyari89 said:I was refering to lilkiwicutie89's post
hYperTrOphY said:Coop says the ISBN for "Principles of Contract Law" is 9780455221106, but Lawbooks.com.au says the same edition is 0455221103.
I don't really know you but i assume you are talking about mitsui? And no i'm not beating mitsui's kids. I don't like to get physical, physical /olivia newton johnlilkiwicutie89 said:
Bobness said:Sh*t thread, but i'm posting so the dynamic equilibrium is restored for ari
I don't really know you but i assume you are talking about mitsui? And no i'm not beating mitsui's kids. I don't like to get physical, physical /olivia newton john
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