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Newly released data from the University of Michigan and The Michigan Daily reveals that textbook costs can reach nearly $300 for a single class, with 100-level and language classes having the highest average single-material prices and material costs, respectively. Meanwhile, digital textbook prices average over 37% cheaper than new print versions. Inclusive Access and Equitable Access programs from RedShelf not only help colleges and universities provide students with more affordable, digital-first access options, they can level the playing field so that students don't feel the need to choose majors due to cost differences or make difficult decisions between acquiring materials or paying other expenses. All this while giving the bookstore and campus more control over student and faculty experience, and improving student performance and retention. https://lnkd.in/gMh-wDDD #highereducation #studentsuccess #affordableaccess #redshelf

Are textbook prices too high? A look into UMich’s textbooks

Are textbook prices too high? A look into UMich’s textbooks

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