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Purchasing Books


Textbooks

Students are responsible for purchasing or renting their textbooks each semester. Erskine allows students to purchase books and materials from any vendor to reduce student costs.

Required materials are found on the student portal under “Course Textbooks” within each assigned class. Each course will provide the book title, author(s), and ISBN, which can be used to locate the books from the vendor of choice. The “Course Information” and “Course Announcements” sections may also have important information about materials. Book information should be available a minimum of two weeks before the beginning of each semester to allow time to order and receive the material. Please, do not wait until classes begin to order books.

Suggested Vendors

Erskine does not endorse any particular retailers for course materials. However, an incomplete list of some common vendors can be found below. Please use your discretion when ordering textbooks.

  • Direct Textbook offers price comparisons for many textbook sites.
  • Amazon offers new and used textbooks for purchase.
  • ThriftBooks offers many new and used books for purchase.
  • Abebooks offers new and used textbooks for purchase.
  • Chegg offers textbooks for rent and purchase.
  • www.ecampus.com offers textbooks for rent and purchase.

Have Questions?

Please reach out to your professors! Their information can be found in the course information on the student portal.

If you have other academic questions, please reach out to the registrar’s office! Staff members are listed below.

Marissa Niño

Institutional Registrar

Susan Nance

Assistant to the Institutional Registrar
Erskine and Due West Skyline

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