ASU Textbook Rental
On December 6, 2004, the Faculty Senate at Appalachian State University voted 18-3 to dissolve the textbook rental program and institute "alternative methods for saving students money". The minutes of... continue reading »
"I think the rental system is one of the best things going at ASU. Rentals are very beneficial to all the students here. Taking it away would only discourage students to get their texts. It is easy and convienent for students to rent these texts."
"I believe that we should keep the textbook rentals because I feel that this allows students to save their money to help pay for college, or sorority/fraternity dues, or other academic payments."
"all of my friends and family are suprised to hear that I don't buy textbooks. they all wish it were like that where they go/went to school. keep the rental system!! it saves lots of money, a much needed item in college these days."
"I agree with everyone that said this is an SGA matter - faculty (that do not have to pay for the books) should not have made this desicion."
"Getting rid of textbook rentals is a horrible idea. Most classes text books are not completely out of date in three years anyway. Also, if a student is trying to find the best college to attend and the best way to save money they will look to Appalachian "
