ThriftyCollegeStudent.com Proves Colleges Charge Too Much for Textbooks

ThriftyCollegeStudent.com proves that college students can save hundreds of dollars each year if they purchase their textbooks online. Campus bookstores are charging way too much for textbooks.

Perkins, OK (PRWEB) September 22, 2006 -- ThriftyCollegeStudent.com is happy to announce their new website www.thriftycollegestudent.com is saving college students hundreds of dollars each year on textbooks. The founders of ThriftyCollegeStudent.com are college students themselves who discovered that you can buy textbooks online for 50% or more off what the college campus bookstores are charging. This can amount to hundreds of dollars in savings each semester.

They provide a free list on their website, www.thriftycollegestudent.com, of online stores that sell new and used textbooks at low prices. They have resources where people can go to one site and compare side-by-side the prices for the same book at ten or more different stores.

"This last semester I saved $277 from purchasing my books online as compared to from the college bookstore," says Paul Counts, co-owner of www.ThriftyCollegeStudent.com. "College bookstores are charging way too much for their textbooks, and I am happy that I can help fight back with this free resource."

Counts said that he bought a textbook online for under $1, and that visitors to ThriftyCollegeStudent.com can learn the steps it takes to find textbooks for pennies on the dollar.

To complement their free textbook savings information, www.thriftycollegestudent.com also offers an extensive list of free scholarship resources. In the future they have plans to provide an array of free financial aide advice on the website. They also offer a link to quality licensed collegiate apparel for most colleges in the USA.

To setup an interview with Paul Counts, co-owner of ThriftyCollegeStudent.com, you can call 405-547-2900. That line will ring directly to him.

ThriftyCollegeStudent.com wants to help save other college students money, and would love to talk with you more about this.

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