Pay-as-You-Go Textbook Service Adds McGraw-Hill Education Titles

Students looking to save money on textbooks can now rent select McGraw-Hill Education titles through a pay-as-you-go service from iFlipd. The textbooks are available in both print and e-book formats for $15 a week; after eight weeks, students can opt to own the print copy or receive a $50 rebate. Or, students can simply pay for the weeks when a textbook is needed and return it when they are done.

The own/rebate option works as follows, according to the news annoucement:

  • If students rent an e-book for at least eight weeks and don't order the print book, they receive continued access to the e-book and a $50 rebate.
  • If students rent both the e-book and the print book for at least eight weeks, they receive continued access to the e-book and own the print book.
  • If students return a print book to McGraw-Hill Education, they receive a $50 rebate.

While select McGraw-Hill Education textbooks are available for the $15 per week rental, all other print titles from the publisher are also available for regular weekly rental through iFlipd. For more information, visit the iFlipd site.

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