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How to Spot Plagiarism

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When you're grading 150 students’ papers, how can you recognize if some of them are cheating? Plagiarism is fairly easy to spot, if you're looking for it. Here are a few simple ways to nip plagiarism in the bud.

How to Cite Sources Properly

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Whether you want to strengthen your argument or keep yourself from plagiarizing, you must let your audience know where you got your information from. Here are a few tips for citing all of your sources properly.

How to Save Money on Textbooks

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College is already expensive, but when you add on an extra $1,000 each semester for textbooks, it can be difficult to keep up with the cost of anything else. Here are a few ways to save money on textbooks.

Renting Textbooks vs. Buying Textbooks

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There are many options when it comes to picking up college textbooks, but the two most popular choices remain the same: purchasing your own copy of the books or renting them for the course of a semester. So which is the better option?

Best Places to Sell Used Textbooks

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Selling textbooks is often just one more added hassle at the end of a stressful semester, especially since you get so little in return for the books you paid hundreds of dollars for. Here are the best places to sell used textbooks for the best price.

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