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Reply 1
Course books - you buy them yourself

People also have books for personal enjoyment. The uni can't help you here.
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Reply 2
Yeah dont we buy them at Uni..do we get a list or is it on the net. Thanks for your help! :smile:
Reply 3
You should've been sent a book list by now? I've got one anywho.
Reply 4
i've not bought any of the books on my booklist yet, i'm not worried *yet*
Reply 5
My booklet said that most psych students don't bother buying the book, and if we want to the uni's second hand book store is a better place to get them.
Reply 6
I bought one book. 2nd hand on amazon marketplace innit.
Reply 7
I asked them and they said that we get them in the first few weeks of term - for law anyway. It's a little irritating though coz if i got them now there would be every possibility my Dad might pay for them, but i'll be the one out of pocket buying them in Bristol!
Reply 8
matchu
Course books - you buy them yourself

People also have books for personal enjoyment. The uni can't help you here.


:biggrin:

On a rather serious note, anyone knows about the book list for econs students? I haven't got any..
Reply 9
I never got a booklist. :\ we only use one book anyway apparantly, that I'm getting on teh cheap from a CivEng studednt whose moved onto Physics this year.

*PMs to remind*
Reply 10
Anyone else doing geography?? As I havnt got a booklist...
Reply 11
helki
I asked them and they said that we get them in the first few weeks of term - for law anyway. It's a little irritating though coz if i got them now there would be every possibility my Dad might pay for them, but i'll be the one out of pocket buying them in Bristol!


Yes, unfortunately. And one word of advice, don't ever get anything out of date for law, you will find it hell of a task to update it, not worth it. Only a few boks for first year will be new editions, but confirm it is the LATEST edition before buying it. A lot of seniors will be selling their books, so don't worry. NEVER buy a second hand statute book.
Reply 12
devilbunny
I never got a booklist. :\ we only use one book anyway apparantly, that I'm getting on teh cheap from a CivEng studednt whose moved onto Physics this year.

*PMs to remind*

Having a structures one is useful, as is the maths one. The soils one's not bad, although you can live without it. Materials could be worth it, because there are never any copies in the library. I wouldn't bother with any of the others.
Reply 13
I was given a website for extra reading that I should do and went on it and there was nothing there (www.bristol.ac.uk/sml) I should phone them but tis a bit late now and I haven't been sent any booklists, should I worry or just let it go?
I'd ring them if I were you. Whatever reading they want you to do probably won't be much anyway.
Reply 15
Hmm.. this thread has me a lil worried! I haven't got a book list for law - assuming they leave this until the last minute in case new editions come out? Has anyone else doing law got one?

EDIT: Oops, sorry Helki, just saw that u said they asked them about it. Little annoying we can't know about books now. Would help to feel slightly more prepared.
Reply 16
For Economics you would need:
Olivier Blanchard - Macroeconomics
Varian - Intermediate Econ.
Anne Britton and Chris Waterson Financial Accounting, 4th edition 2006, Financial Times Prentice Hall.

Frank Wood and Alan Sangster Business Accounting 1, 10th edition 2005, Financial Times Prentice Hall
Accounting and Finance for Non-Specialists by Peter Atrill and Eddie McLaney [fourth edition] Prentice Hall
Jacques, I., Mathematics for Economics and Business, Addison-Wesley
Glaister, S., Mathematical Methods for Economics, Blackwell
Gujurati D.N. Essential Econometrics 2nd edition, New York McGraw Hill 1999
Essential Econometrics Gujarati

I got all this info on the website of the Dept. of Econ. Hope this helps.
Reply 17
Biology sent theirs out quite a while back, I bought my compulsory text back home because its cheaper but its a slightly different version, and now I have to spend money shipping it over (well my parents are paying anyhow) because its bloody heavy and didn't fit in my luggage. Grr.
It must be one huge book?!
Reply 19
Well I'm shipping that book, another optional text that I already own, a bumch of stationery and clothes over too. So its not just the book :p:

btw the 2 books weigh about 8kg together, which is still quite heavy. And they're softcover. Hooboy.

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