You are receiving this email as part of a free information service from University Business Magazine.   Restoring Students' Perceived Value of Course Materials   Today's students are savvy when it comes to course materials. While it's true that students are spending less, it's not because class materials are dropping in price or rental programs are increasing. Rather, there are a growing number of students who simply skip buying the required materials altogether. How professors view the importance of their assigned course materials doesn't seem to always match student's perceptions. Why is that? Our Follett insight article explores why the phenomenon is occurring, and what campus stores and professors can do to restore the perceived value of course materials to help ensure student's success.

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