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As we progress through the graduate program, most of us accumulate so many books that we may not need in the future. There are two such textbook exchange lists below to help with that! The first is for those graduate students who want to get rid of or are willing to lend out their unused books. the second list are for those students looking for particular books. Whichever you're looking for take a look at the list etiquette before updating it with your entry.
Textbook Exchange Etiquette for those Selling/Lending Books:
(1) Click here to edit the spreadsheet.
(2) Enter the relevant info in each column (please list prices in USD; if you want to lend a textbook, type "lend" for price and specify when you want it back in the comments).
(3) Make sure your email address is not spam-readable (since this site is open to the public).
(4) Delete your entry once you sell / lend / exchange the book.
(**) PLEASE don't alter the spreadsheet structure -- simply add (or remove) your own entries.
If you lend a textbook to someone else, you are responsible for keeping track of who you lent it to.
Please note: It usually takes several minutes after being edited for the spreadsheet edits to appear on this site.
Textbook Exchange Etiquette for those Looking for Books (which are not listed above):
(1) Click here to edit the spreadsheet.
(2) Enter the relevant info in each column.
(3) Make sure your email address is not spam-readable (since this site is open to the public).
(4) Delete your entry once you are no longer looking for the book.
(**) PLEASE don't alter the spreadsheet structure -- simply add (or remove) your own entries.
Please note: It usually takes several minutes after being edited for the spreadsheet edits to appear on this site.
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