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Required ACC 101 ALL WARREN ACCOUNTING (LOOSELEAF) 27TH 978-1-3378-0209-3 $44.80 OPTIONAL **ACC 101: an Ebook Is Included with Your Course Resource Fee of $160 Updated: 8/19/21 FALL 2021 BOOKLIST We will be updating the list periodically. If you have any questions, please call the bookstore at 660-263-4100 x11501 Used Optional/ Dept/Course Section Author Title Edition ISBN New Price Price Required ACC 101 ALL WARREN ACCOUNTING (LOOSELEAF) 27TH 978-1-3378-0209-3 $44.80 OPTIONAL **ACC 101: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $160. Optional print books are available in limited quantities at the bookstore. ACC 102 ALL WARREN ACCOUNTING LOOSE LEAF 27TH 978-1-3378-0209-3 $44.80 OPTIONAL **ACC 102: an ebook is included with your Course. Optional print books are available in limited quantities at the bookstore. ACC 110 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **ACC 110: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $105. Print books are not available for this class. ACC 210 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **ACC 210: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $105. Print books are not available for this class. ACC 211 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **ACC 211: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $130. Print books are not available for this class. AGR 101 MEXICO NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED AGR 131 MEXICO KOEL AGRICULTURAL TECHNICAL SYSTEMS AND MECH 2ND 978-0-8269-3680-6 $110.40 REQUIRED AGR 151 MEXICO FIELD SCIENTIFIC FARM ANIMAL PRODUCTION 12TH 20 978-0-13-518725-8 $172.80 REQUIRED AGR 202 MEXICO SHEAFFER INTRO.TO AGRONOMY:FOOD,CROPS+ENVIRON. 2ND 12 978-1-1113-1233-6 $144.00 REQUIRED AMT 112 ALL TICKOO AUTOCAD 2018:PROBLEM-SOLVING APPROACH 17 978-1-942689-86-7 $42.25 REQUIRED ART101/102 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **ART101/102: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $36. Print books are not available for this class. ART 105 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED ART 110 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED ART 135 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED ART 201 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED ART 202 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED ART 205 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED ART 206 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED BHS 100 ALL LEVIN FOUNDATIONS OF BEHAVIORAL HEALTH 1ST 978-3-03-018433-9 $118.00 REQUIRED BHS 210 ALL COREY ISSUES+ETHICS IN HELPING PROFESSIONS 10TH 19 978-0-357-67055-2 $109.44 REQUIRED BHS 220 ALL ASHFORD HUMAN BEHAVIOR IN SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT 6TH 18 978-1-3058-6030-8 $192.00 REQUIRED BHS 230 ALL LEWIS SUBSTANCE ABUSE COUNSELING 6TH 19 978-1-3375-6661-2 $144.00 REQUIRED BHS 240 ALL WOODSIDE GENERALIST CASE MANAGEMENT 5TH 18 978-1-3059-4721-4 $192.00 REQUIRED BHS 245 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED BIO 101 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **BIO 101: Uses Open Educational Resources. Used Optional/ Dept/Course Section Author Title Edition ISBN New Price Price Required BIO 105 03, 09 NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED BIO 105 07, 08, A1-B1 OWENS EYE OF THE ELEPHANT 92 978-0-395-68090-2 $18.95 $12.32 REQUIRED **BIO 105: Uses Open Educational Resources. BIO 150 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **BIO 150: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $49. Print books are not available for this class. BIO 151 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **BIO 151: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $105. Print books are not available for this class. BIO 155 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **BIO 155: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $78. Print books are not available for this class. 01, IN SEAT WELSH HOLE'S HUMAN ANATOMY+PHYS. LAB MANUAL (LL) 16TH 22 978-1-3077-2938-2 $76.80 REQUIRED BIO 205 01, IN SEAT WELSH HOLE'S HUMAN ANATOMY+PHYSIOLOGY LL 16TH 22 978-1-2663-1051-5 $38.40 OPTIONAL **BIO 205-01, In Seat: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $105. Optional print books are available in limited quantities at the bookstore. The lab manual is required. 06, INTERNET AMERMAN HUMAN ANATOMY+PHYSIOLOGY (LOOSELEAF) 2ND 19 978-0-13-475423-9 $51.20 OPTIONAL BIO 205 06, INTERNET WHITING HUMAN ANATOMY+PHYS.LAB...,CAT VERS.(LL) 2ND 19 978-0-13-460911-9 $51.20 OPTIONAL **BIO 205-06, Internet: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $134. Optional print books are available in limited quantities at the bookstore. BIO 206 01, 02, 07, 08 POMMERVILLE FUND OF MICROBIOLOGY BODY SYSTEMS (CUSTOM) 3RD 978-1-2840-1455-6 $225.50 REQUIRED BIO 206 04, 05, 06 POMMERVILLE FUNDAMENTALS OF MICROBIOLOGY-W/ACCESS 12TH 22 978-1-2842-1175-7 $167.95 REQUIRED IN SEAT/ WELSH HOLE'S HUMAN ANATOMY+PHYS. LAB MANUAL (LL) 16TH 22 978-1-3077-2938-2 $76.80 REQUIRED VIRTUAL BIO 209 IN SEAT/ WELSH HOLE'S HUMAN ANATOMY+PHYSIOLOGY LL 16TH 22 978-1-2663-1051-5 $38.40 OPTIONAL VIRTUAL **BIO 209-In Seat/Virtual: an ebook is included with your course. Optional print books are available in limited quantities at the bookstore. The lab manual is required. INTERNET AMERMAN HUMAN ANATOMY+PHYSIOLOGY (LOOSELEAF) 2ND 19 978-0-13-475423-9 $51.20 OPTIONAL BIO 209 INTERNET WHITING HUMAN ANATOMY+PHYS.LAB...,CAT VERS.(LL) 2ND 19 978-0-13-460911-9 $51.20 OPTIONAL **BIO 209-Internet: an ebook is included with your course. Optional print books are available in limited quantities at the bookstore. BOA 108 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **BOA 108: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $120. Print books are not available for this class. BOA 165 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **BOA 165: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $120. Print books are not available for this class. BOA 261 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **BOA 261: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $103. Print books are not available for this class. Used Optional/ Dept/Course Section Author Title Edition ISBN New Price Price Required BUS 100 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **BUS 100: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $105. Print books are not available for this class. INSEAT/ BUS 112 NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED VIRTUAL **BUS 112-In Seat/Virtual: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $105. Print books are not available for this class. BUS 112 INTERNET WILLIAMS MGMT 9:PRIN.OF MGMT.-TEXT 9TH 17 978-1-3056-6158-5 $47.30 $30.75 REQUIRED BUS 113 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **BUS 113: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $49. Print books are not available for this class. IN SEAT/ BUS 120 NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED VIRTUAL **BUS 120-In Seat/Virtual: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $105. Print books are not available for this class. INTERNET MILLER BUSINESS LAW TODAY:ESSEN.(LL)-W/ACCESS 12TH 20 978-0-357-20939-4 $128.00 OPTION 1 BUS 120 INTERNET MILLER BUSINESS LAW TODAY:ESSENTIALS-MINDTAP 12TH 20 978-0-357-03792-8 $128.00 OPTION 2 **BUS 120 INTERNET: option between two choices. BUS 150 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED **BUS 150: an ebook is included with your Course Resource fee of $89. Print books are not available for this class. BUS 260 ALL NO PRINT BOOK REQUIRED ALL ANONYMOUS EVERYMAN+OTHER MIRACLE+MORALITY PLAYS 95 978-0-486-28726-3 $3.00 $2.25 REQUIRED ALL ARISTOPHANES LYSISTRATA 94 978-0-486-28225-1 $3.00 $1.95 REQUIRED ALL BROCKETT ESSENTIAL THEATRE 11TH 17 978-1-3054-1107-4 $144.00 $93.60 REQUIRED DRM 120 ALL IBSEN DOLL'S HOUSE 92 978-0-486-27062-3 $3.00 $1.95 REQUIRED ALL IONESCO RHINOCEROS+OTHER PLAYS 60 978-0-8021-3098-3 $16.00 $10.40 REQUIRED ALL MOLIERE TARTUFFE 00 978-0-486-41117-0 $3.00 $1.95 REQUIRED ALL WILLIAMS STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE-W/NEW INTRO. 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