A Report on the Feasibility of Textbook Rental - IBHE

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Legal ............................................................................................................................. 39Economic Impact .......................................................................................................... 40Impact on Privately Owned Bookstores. .................................................................. 40Impact on Employment............................................................................................. 40Impact on Tax Revenue. ........................................................................................... 41COST-SAVING ALTERNATIVES TO TEXTBOOK RENTAL PROGRAMS ............ 41Book Buy-Back Programs ............................................................................................ 41Book Swaps .................................................................................................................. 42Financial Aid................................................................................................................. 42Policies for Administration and Faculty Members ....................................................... 42Reserves. ................................................................................................................... 42Textbook Selection. .................................................................................................. 43Public List. ................................................................................................................ 43Textbook Advisory Committee................................................................................. 44Payment..................................................................................................................... 44Policies for Publishers................................................................................................... 44Complimentary Copies. ............................................................................................ 44Cost. .......................................................................................................................... 44New Editions............................................................................................................. 44Tax Exemptions ............................................................................................................ 44Alternative Formats ...................................................................................................... 44E-books. .................................................................................................................... 45E-reserves.................................................................................................................. 46I-chapters................................................................................................................... 46Custom Books........................................................................................................... 46Unbundling ................................................................................................................... 47ALTERNATIVES BEING USED IN ILLINOIS............................................................. 47Public Universities - Alternatives ................................................................................. 47Community Colleges – Alternatives............................................................................. 48Current Status of Voluntary Faculty Efforts................................................................. 49Third-Party Bookstore Recommendations for Addressing High Textbook Costs........ 49CONCLUSION................................................................................................................. 49APPENDIX A................................................................................................................... 52Senate Resolution 692................................................................................................... 52APPENDIX B ................................................................................................................... 55Textbook Study Timeline - 2006 .................................................................................. 55APPENDIX C ................................................................................................................... 56Textbook Surveys – Community Colleges and Public Universities, Third-PartyBookstores..................................................................................................................... 56Textbook Survey – Third Party Bookstores ................................................................. 59APPENDIX D................................................................................................................... 60Estimated Start-Up Cost – Community Colleges ......................................................... 60Estimated Annual Cost – Community Colleges ........................................................... 61Estimated Start-Up Cost – Public Universities............................................................. 62Estimated Annual Costs – Public Universities ............................................................. 63Estimated Textbook Rental Cost Per FTE – Community Colleges.............................. 64-4-
Estimated Textbook Rental Cost Per FTE – Public Universities ................................. 65APPENDIX E ................................................................................................................... 66Legislation..................................................................................................................... 66Federal....................................................................................................................... 66Florida....................................................................................................................... 66Illinois. ...................................................................................................................... 66Kentucky................................................................................................................... 67Maryland................................................................................................................... 67Massachusetts. .......................................................................................................... 67Michigan. .................................................................................................................. 67Minnesota.................................................................................................................. 67Nebraska. .................................................................................................................. 67New Jersey................................................................................................................ 67New York.................................................................................................................. 67Oklahoma.................................................................................................................. 68Utah........................................................................................................................... 68Washington. .............................................................................................................. 69APPENDIX F................................................................................................................ 70Public Comments to Draft ........................................................................................ 70REFERENCE LIST .................................................................................................... 127-5-
Page 1 and 2: A Report on the Fe
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Page 7 and 8: EXECUTIVE SUMMARYGrowing apprehensi
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Page 11 and 12: ConclusionTextbook rental programs
Page 13 and 14: INTRODUCTIONAcross the nation, the
Page 15 and 16: increase in tuition and fees (7 per
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Page 27 and 28: CURRENT ILLINOIS TEXTBOOK RENTAL PR
Page 29 and 30: MethodologyCOSTS AND FEASIBILITY OF
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APPENDIX BTextbook Study Timeline -
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Funding:1. Please provide an itemiz
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Textbook Survey - Third Party Books
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Estimated Annual Cost - Community C
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Estimated Annual Costs - Public Uni
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Estimated Textbook Rental Cost Per
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Kentucky. House Resolution 9 would
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Washington. House Bill 3034 would p
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materials to bookstores at wholesal
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ook wholesalers, stands this issue
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items sold in a package and 2) facu
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universities and the largest univer
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separately and be stuck with any co
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supports informed decision making.
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more used books benefits both the b
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Comments submitted on IBHE website:
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