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#How to Get the Most Money When Selling Your Textbooks

Finals are nearing completion, the semester is coming to an end, and students are already stressing about what to do with their textbooks. Here are a few tips for clearing the bookshelf and earning more when when you do.

After the amounting debt from tuition and housing, textbook companies love to kick students when they're down by charging some pretty insane prices for their books. New editions are out on an overly regular basis and you're guaranteed to spend a small fortune if you don't buy your books intelligently. To help alleviate the amounting financial distress, many schools offer buyback programs at the end of the semester, but they're really not that good. Instead of settling for your campus bookstore's low offer, there are plenty of alternatives to keep to help increase the return you receive on your textbooks. We're going to take a look at how to keep your textbooks intact and the best ways to get the most money when it comes time to sell.

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Keeping Your Textbooks Intact

The best way to get the best price when selling a textbook is to keep it in really great shape. That probably goes without saying, but it's easier said than done. With your books bouncing around in your bag, moving from dorm to class and back again, it's hard to keep them from experiencing a little wear and tear. There are a few things you can do, however, to make them seem good as new.

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