<p>Well, for one thing, the instructor for History 1C is not up yet. Professors choose different sources for even the same courses usually. </p>
<p>As for choosing textbooks - Amazon, Half.com, and Textbooks Plus (in Westwood where prices are significantly cheaper than at the campus bookstore). I would wait a while (except maybe for your huge, fat textbooks) to buy your other books (especially for GEs and if they're novel-sized). For instance, for the history courses, you're most likely going to get somewhere between 5-10 small books. Is it really worth it to save $1-3 and wait for up to approximately 2 weeks for it to come in the mail or should you just go to Textbooks Plus and have it immediately (while being aware of their return policies for what I think is the first two weeks of the term)?</p>
Dude, they changed the versions. It's no longer 5th edition or whatever we have
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<p>31A and 31B are using Rogawski's new book. So is his 32A class. For other teachers of 32A and 32B, they still use Stewart's 5th, according to the textbook website.</p>
<p>It depends on the professor! Some are more anal than others. For large lecture classes, its not as a big an issue as writing and foreign languages courses...</p>