Generally, it is purchased by the school or by itself. It is recommended that schools buy them in their freshman year. When you are a sophomore, a junior and a senior, you can consider buying it outside. Sometimes the monitor will inform everyone that it is cheaper to buy together.

University textbooks are all issued by the school or bought by themselves, because school textbooks are too expensive to use, which is a waste.

The advantage of unified purchase is that the textbooks are unified, and there is no mistake that the so-called textbooks are bought wrong or the version is wrong, which may affect the class.

You can save a lot of money if you buy benefits yourself. You can borrow books from seniors or buy books you need in second-hand bookstores, which saves money.

I bought it myself, so I need to pay attention to the title, publishing house, book version and so on.

Recently, I encountered a similar problem, whether to buy university textbooks voluntarily or order them in a unified way, because the school needs us to pay the book fee (in order to buy genuine books), and I am reluctant to pay it, because last semester (according to the principle that the school will refund more and make up less, and the rest will be returned every semester), and we paid the book fee at the beginning of the semester, but it will be returned at the end of this semester.

So I want to buy my own books this semester. At first, many students in the class didn't hand it in. Later, the tutor urged them several times before handing in some. After that, the instructor held a class meeting (with some threats, usually asking for leave, not paying the book fee, and the school leaders came back for ideological education, etc.). , very annoying). Among them, I also said, don't pay for books on the grounds that I have no money. If I have no money, I can lend it to you, and then I will. )。

With regard to the compulsory payment for books by the school, I think that when we arrive at the university, we have the ability to buy books independently. Whether we buy books will set us free. Some students don't like reading very much, and it's useless to buy books. After all, science and technology are so developed now, teachers generally use ppt in class, and sometimes they don't even read books in a class. Some students also think that books can be better reviewed, and it is good for teachers to have books to refer to after class.

Another point is that if you are afraid of expensive books, you can buy some second-hand books, which is also a good choice. If you are popular, you can also pick up some books from your seniors and sisters. After all, some seniors have a lot of resources.