
If you are an undergraduate registered for an on-campus
class, you have been charged a textbook rental fee
and are entitled to the use of most of your required
books without having to purchase them.
Click here to see a list of the titles you will need for each class.
RENTAL BOOKS
To obtain your books go to Textbook Service beginning
Mon. May 13, 2013 to pick up your books for
the SUMMER semester.
Please bring your SIUE id card and a bag for carrying your books.
Each semester rental textbooks are due by 5p.m. on the Saturday of
finals week
or your account will be charged a replacement fee
equal to the cost of the book.
Graduate and professional students and off-campus students
are not charged a textbook rental fee and therefore
must purchase their books. These books are available at the
University Bookstore. Undergraduates may also need to
purchase certain books and supplies for classes. To see a list of
book and supply prices for each class
or to place an on-line order, click here.
PURCHASE BOOKS
Your books may either be held for you
at the Bookstore or shipped to you, whichever you
indicate on your order. You will be charged for shipping
and handling based on the number of books being shipped.
The information presented here is for your information
and convenience. We endeavor to insure that the
information listed here is as accurate and current as
it can be at the time of posting. Due to circumstances
beyond our control, classes or sections may be canceled,
professors may decide to cancel or not use a book,
instructors or section numbers may change, and publishers
may change book editions or prices at any time without
notice to the University. SIUE is not responsible for any of
these or any other changes to the information
published here. If you purchase your books on-line from the University
Bookstore you will be entitled to the same
returns privileges as if you purchased the book in the store.
If you purchase a
book elsewhere, you will have to check that source's
returns policy.
IMPORTANT: Reading these instructions can mean the difference
between receiving the correct books and the wrong ones.
Have you read and understood these instructions?
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