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One of the biggest expenses you'll encounter as a law student are law books. They are not only expensive, but they also have frequent updates and changes, which means that buying older (less expensive) versions really isn't advisable.

So how can you save money on law books? Here are seven tips:

The best way to save money on law books is to shop as early as possible and consider all sources of books, including online sellers. This way you'll have plenty of time to price compare, find the best deals, and also, if you are buying used books, you'll be able

to find them in the best condition possible.

If your professor hasn't provided a list of texts you'll need within a month of classes starting, contact him or her and ask.

One of the golden rules of shopping to compare prices, and buying law books is no different. Your school bookstore is always a choice, but some popular places to buy law school books online, enabling you to price compare are:

When ordering, be sure you know the correct ISBN number for the edition of the book you'll need and also pay close attention to shipping costs and time it will take for delivery.

Sites like BigCrumbs.com and Ebates will give you cash back on your purchases whereas places like TextbookCoupons.com. RetailMeNot.com. and DealCatcher.com can point you in the right direction for rebates and coupons.