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Paragraphs and Essays A worktext with readings Custom Version for Bucks County Community College - Lee Brandon, 9th edition
Has a few pages missing for some work we did

Signs of life in the USA 4th edition, readings on popular culture for writers - Sonia Maasik, Jack Solomon

Signs of life in the USA 5th edition, readings on popular culture for writers - Sonia Maasik, Jack Solomon

The World to 1500 A global history 7th edition - L.S. Stavrianos

Mastering the world of Psychology - Samuel E. Wood, Ellen Green Wood, Denise Boyd

Intermedia Algebra for College Students 6th edition - Allen R. Angel
comes with answer book, and MathPro5 CD

Intermedia Algebra 10th edition - Lial, Hornsby, McGinnis
Brand new in shrink wrap, does not come with CD and a course compass access code, this is $40 from the site

The longmal Reader Brief Edition 7th edition - Judith Nadell, John Langan, Eliza A. Comodromos

A pocket style manual 4th edition - Diana Hacker

Complete Computer Confluence tomorrow's technology and you 7th edition - George Beekman, Michael J Quinn

Complete Computer Confluence tomorrow's technology and you 7th edition - George Beekman, Michael J Quinn
this one is brand new in shrink wrap and comes with the student access kit which is also never opened

GO! with microsoft Office 2003 intermediate - Gaskin, Preston, Preston, Ferrett, Foster-Turpen, Howard, Vargas
part 2 of 3 of specialist level certification, 2704 pages

Intermedia Algebra Brief, second edition - K. Elayn Martin-Gay
comes with Tutor center CD (never opened) and a manual for the CD

Microeconomics 6th edition - Boyes, Melvin

Macroeconomics 6th edition - Boyes, Melvin
Also have a Student Support Package for these 2 books includes a never opened CD, and some pictures

These next ones came as a package, so I would like to sell them as one, but will "part them out" lol

GO! Microsoft Excel 2003 Volume 1 - Shelley Gaskin, John Preston, Sally Preston, Robert L. Ferrett
Comes with Student Resource CD-ROM

GO! Microsoft Word 2003 brief - Shelley Gaskin, John Preston, Sally Preston, Robert L. Ferrett
Comes with Student Resource CD-ROM

GO! Microsoft PowerPoint 2003 brief - Shelley Gaskin, Alicia Vargas
Comes with Student Resource CD-ROM

GO! Microsoft Internet Explorer getting started - Shelley Gaskin, Pamela R. Toliver

GO! Microsoft Windows XP getting started - Shelley Gaskin, John Preston, Sally Preston, Robert L. Ferrett


Im sure I have more, and will have more in a few weeks...BUY THEM!! Il have a pic of everything in a few minutes posted by  newyorker

Clever title, you're sure to sell...no books at all!

I'll slap a mental "WARNUNG: DIS BUK MAK U STOOPID" sticker on these titles, thanks. :thumbs: posted by  jedimario

...I think I see a trend there lol.. posted by  chris_knows

lets see

first book i never opened cause i know all the stuff already

second book i bought seperate used, and then i needed more, and when i got them, this came in the kit, so i used the used book i got and never opened the new one

3rd and 4th books i got from a friend who also knew the material, so never used the cds

besides, you go to class, you read the book....if you need to use a cd to learn shit, you shouldnt be in the class. a lecture and study time should suffice posted by  newyorker

Can't you sell them to some college bookstore or something? posted by  chris_knows

Obviously, he's just trying to look smart... posted by  Mathew

Let's not forget that they're community college books. posted by  jedimario

i can, but for example the Go! microsoft series cost me 165 new...book store will give me 40 topps posted by  newyorker

Whereas the most you'll get here is 0.

More evidence supporting why that title is so brilliant. posted by  jedimario

You've got to stop hating on community colleges. Being a CC student transferring to a university next year, and having teachers that also teach at universities, the classes at community colleges are just as hard as your common university. Hell, to get a Associate's at my community college for Mechanical Engineering I need to take up to Calc 4 and Diff. Eq. University of Massachusetts Lowell only requires Calc II for a Bachelor's. We use some of the same books, and have some of the same professors. It doesn't look as good on a job application, but in the end I'm saving a ton just for the price difference in my first two years of school, then if I get a 2.5 GPA I'm automatically accepted into the UMASS school of Engineering as a Jr and get 1/3 (or more) off.

And NYer, you're wasting your time. Take a look online, there are plenty of better places to sell your books. posted by  giant016

From my personal experience, CCs aren't nearly as tough/demanding as normal universities. And the CC I went to is supposed to be a good one. posted by  jedimario

good doesnt have to be difficult, i mean its gona be hard, but it doesnt make a university good if all of the students never see daylight because of the ammount of work they have to do. my community college is fine. my teachers teach at different and bigger schools such as Ryder, Temple, and Penn state. the community college downtown gets teachers from temple, drexel, etc...just charge less. posted by  newyorker

someone buy my pants so they can be as tall as me posted by  nighthawk