<p>I'm not trying to be miserly or anything...</p>
<p>But recently I just realized how much my textbooks and random novels for English/TOK/Pysch have been costing me:</p>
<p>Each year, for English, it's about $80 (all used on Amazon)
Pysch this year was $120 (also Amazon)
Art was $160
A grand $500 already on Chemistry (four textbooks)
Physics was $110 ($80 for textbook, $30 for Instant Physics, Einstein's Dreams, and a myriad of other science fiction/cheezy physics tutorials)
TOK adds up to $60
Math was $250 (ONE textbook! When I grow up, I know what I'm going to do...sell textbooks!)
French -- (I love this)--$5. (For mini-dictionary).
History (all Amazon, once again)--$60</p>
<p>Seriously. I don't mind spending money when it comes to school, but...how the *@#$()@!# did I end up spending so much?!</p>
<p>Haha, my school makes us buy books as well, and I was a noob freshman year and bought from the school directly, and sophomore year I was late (by ~3 weeks) and all new books were bought for me. Each time cost me about $500.</p>
<p>I've wisened up junior and senior years and now get the books for free (my summer supervisor lets us take them if we want when we're cleaning out the lockers)</p>
<p>Some kids have had to spend $2,000+ on books alone!</p>