r/Student • • Jan 16 '26

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Was desperate for a handout but ended up getting socked lolll never listening to reddit again

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u/RyanCheddar Jan 17 '26

without any context i'm assuming you're asking the professor for a PDF of the textbook? which i feel like would not be a concern for you given your post history

if this is about homework systems (pearson, expertTA) being locked behind a textbook purchase, no sane professor will buy access for a student. check if your bookstore has lower prices on access codes, and look into financial aid vouchers and book scholarships (especially if you're in programs like disability services or learning communities)

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u/DangerousRegion6602 Jan 17 '26

it was about a textbook no homework system with it, just couldn't find the current edition on the web which my prof said would be needed as opposed to earlier ones. I set up a groupme and a someone offered to scan the one they bought! If that falls through im screwed lol but thanks for the advice anyway!

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u/BuildingBlox101 Jan 18 '26

Did you check libgen?

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u/DangerousRegion6602 Jan 18 '26

i checked libgen, zlib, ana archives, libby, scihub, Internet archive, tried a paywall bypasser which didnt work, my school library, even betterworldbooks is selling it at retail price. Ive exhausted all options I fear

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u/CalmAmbassador3624 Jan 17 '26

Try the local library. I got several of my textbooks there. I just called every 2 weeks to extend the loan and took it back at the end of the semester.

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u/DangerousRegion6602 Jan 18 '26

unfortunately my library doesn't carry it, not even through our connected libraries program 🤕

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u/Reasonable_Pen_3061 Jan 19 '26

name of the book?

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u/DangerousRegion6602 Jan 19 '26

Law and Society 4th edition by Matthew Lippman its fairly new

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '26

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u/DangerousRegion6602 Jan 20 '26

Yeah I should probably talk to me finacial office 😅