awesome theyre all soo very expensive.... ITS EXCEEDING 311.65 without my macro bookSweet_Lemon said:
Sweet_Lemon said:er.....it's only for semester 1......
BTW....i've checked my subject... i think all the textbooks add together will be around 350~~ =.=|||
[size=+1000]^_^/~[/size] .Sweet_Lemon said:
Yeah thats the way they always do it. Not much point buying up books that sit at home for 6 months. There'll probably be new books/editions printed in the first half of 05 that the course convenors could use...so no real point assigning sem 2 books so early.Sweet_Lemon said:er.....it's only for semester 1......
err...aren't those textlist...are those newly printed editions???GoodToGo said:Yeah thats the way they always do it. Not much point buying up books that sit at home for 6 months. There'll probably be new books/editions printed in the first half of 05 that the course convenors would be used...so no real point assigning books so early.
Oh they're newly printed but not necesarily new editions if you know what I mean. They could be like 2002 editions or something.Sweet_Lemon said:err...aren't those textlist...are those newly printed editions???
Cos the author(s) have to update it. Which means the publisher has to pay the author(s). And ofcoures the educational publishing is a business...so it'll only be updated when it's profitable to do so.Sweet_Lemon said:oh.....i mean...aren't they new editions as wel??? since why bothered printing them if they are old version anyways~?
shite, 1/2 of $1000?Cyan_phoeniX said:mine add up to $543.90c, not including recommended (which would be $810.80c).
i just hope the books we buy are actually going to be worth it and used.
iambored said:shite, 1/2 of $1000?
edit: i added mine up and they add up to over $570 without recommended! i'm not buying them all though because last year i spent a few hundred dollars and didn't touch them.