<p>My college’s library has textbooks on reserve. My plan is to get the syllabus on the first day of class, find the chapters that will be covered/tested on and photocopy them…is that a good idea or too risky. I have to buy a seperate workbook for French and I plan on photocopying what will be needed. If the professor’s do not indicate the chapters that are going to be covered, my next resort would be to tell them about my finanical hardship in covering college expenses. I just hope photocopying doesn’t balance out the cost of purchasing a book. Like I said earlier in another forum some one from my college bookstore told me to buy a certain textbook. I bought that book on Amazon.com. Now…I found out that the book was for a internet class not a classroom. What should I do???</p>
<p>Send an email to your professor if you have it available ahead of time to see if you can work something out before the first day.</p>