2009-2010 Course Books Available August 17th
Titles will be releasing the
course listings August 17th. This listing will provide you will the books that you will need for each course, be they mandatory or recommended. It is suggested that you NOT buy any course materials until this date since editions and materials change from year to year, and you do not want to buy a book you can't return!
You can also use the Titles site to calculate your book costs for full-year and Term I courses (Term II lists are released in December). Once you've figured out your cost, now you can shop around. No matter where you are buying the book from, make sure you are buying the right edition! You can cross-check using the title and ISBN. Some other suggestions of where to buy your books (and often for much cheaper!):
If you are concerned about spending a lot on your books (and you can look forward to paying somewhere between $400-$900 a year as a full-time undergraduate student), shop around. This is one really good way to save you some cash, as is buying a book used. A used book at Titles costs about 25% less than a new book.
Are you an OSAP student? Don't forget about applying for the
Textbook and Technology Grant! This is free money that you don't have to pay back! Last year this was available to all students, but this year the government is offering the $150 grant only to those on OSAP.