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"Available at: Chegg.com What I think: It&amp;#039;s hard to argue with a proven business model that can save kids (and their parents) thousands of dollars a year through textbook rentals. Chegg has over 10 million titles to choose from and says that students on over 6,000 campuses across the country have been able to save millions of dollars by renting textbooks from them.  Book Renter, another online service, gives the example of how instead of buying a particular textbook for $194.75, it could be rented from them for just $49.31 for the semester. So it&amp;#039;s easy to see why savings of 85% or more are not uncommon when renting instead of buying text books These companies make everything quick and easy. They send reminders when books are due back and provide pre-paid shipping envelopes for the returns. While in Columbus, Ohio this weekend for Ryan&amp;#039;s (my husband&amp;#039;s oldest grandson) high school graduation, his mom and I were talking about his plans for college and all the many costs involved. She reminded me about the blog I did last year about saving money through textbook rentals and suggested I do a follow up for parents who might not be aware of this option. And so I am. It really is a very good deal. P.S. Had a great time in Columbus and was really proud of Ryan. Aside from all his many achievements, he was the most handsome graduate by far. (Maybe I&amp;#039;m biased, but it&amp;#039;s okay to have some bragging rights, isn&amp;#039;t it?) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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