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How much did you spend on books this semester?

Too much, three hundred dollars I think.I think my French books cost the most because there were so many of them, but my Psychology textbook was probably the most expensive.

What percentage of the books do you think you'll actually read?

Probably I'll try to read quite a few.

I'm a first-year so I don't really know what I can get by with.

Do you try to get your books for cheaper at other locations?

Well I always try to get the used books.I don't know, maybe somewhere on the corner is cheaper, but I usually come here just because it's closer.

How do you feel about the upcoming semester?

Excited.Excited about the classes I am taking like Psychology, religion, and History of jazz.

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