Campus Briefs: Rented books can be purchased until Nov. 19
Issue date: 10/5/09 Section: News
The regular textbook sales period for the fall semester began Thursday and continues until Nov. 19.
Students can purchase any textbooks currently checked out to them through Textbook Rental Service. The textbooks must be brought at the time of purchase.
Payment can be made through cash, check, Visa and MasterCard. Students can also authorize textbook charges to student accounts.
No other sales period will occur this semester. All non-purchased textbooks must be returned by Dec. 18.
Contact the Textbook Rental Service at
581-3626 for payment information and instructions.
How to invest with college income
The second section of the 10-week "DebtBusters!" series will be at 7 p.m. today in the Arcola/Tuscola Room of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.
This week's topic is "Investing on a College Income."
At each section, a portion of Dave Ramsey's Money Management video series is shown.
For more information, contact 581-7786 or hercfinancialed@eiu.edu
- Compiled by News Editor Emily Zulz
Students can purchase any textbooks currently checked out to them through Textbook Rental Service. The textbooks must be brought at the time of purchase.
Payment can be made through cash, check, Visa and MasterCard. Students can also authorize textbook charges to student accounts.
No other sales period will occur this semester. All non-purchased textbooks must be returned by Dec. 18.
Contact the Textbook Rental Service at
581-3626 for payment information and instructions.
How to invest with college income
The second section of the 10-week "DebtBusters!" series will be at 7 p.m. today in the Arcola/Tuscola Room of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union.
This week's topic is "Investing on a College Income."
At each section, a portion of Dave Ramsey's Money Management video series is shown.
For more information, contact 581-7786 or hercfinancialed@eiu.edu
- Compiled by News Editor Emily Zulz
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