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did you save your college textbooks? did you ever use them again?

i’m afraid to throw away some of my textbooks because i figure i might need them. however in the three years since i graduated i never bothered to get a job in my field of study. the only books that have come in handy were the english books when writing letters/resumes. the others are just collecting dust. i see some of them are still selling on ebay for quite a bit. i’m short on cash. should i sell them?

I sell mine back to the college, they give you half of what you spent on them (my college does anyways). But before I sell them, I make sure I don’t need them for any other classes I may take.

I would only sell the ones you are for sure not going to ever use again. Lets say you are an English major and are going to be an English Teacher, why would you keep the math books? Keep the English books for reference when teaching. I plan on getting into a Master’s program for School Psychology. Once I start taking those classes, I will keep those books to have in my office when I start my career for reference. Hope I helped!

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