Textbook rebate

I thought i will let everyone now. There is a new scheme which allows you to ask for a rebate if you have purchased new textbooks from an on campus seller.

Link
http://tbr.studentvip.com.au/content.php/566.html

Quote:

All NSW students are eligible to apply for a textbook rebate in 2010.

The application deadline is April 14, 2010.

About the Textbook Rebate project

In 2010, $50,000 will be distributed to students as a rebate for purchasing new textbooks or course materials purchased from an on-campus bookseller.

Distribution of funds will be by a random draw held on April 15, 2010.

Each successful applicant will have 6 months to send in a receipt to claim their rebate.

Textbook Rebate is a project supported by a group of leading organisations, including Commonwealth Bank, that work with the Australian student community.

They understand that textbooks are one of the most important tools for you to succeed in your degree.

More details:
ll students studying at an Australian university or TAFE are eligible to apply.
Applying for the Textbook Rebate fund is free.
You can apply before or after you purchase textbooks.
Rebates will be distributed by random draw on April 15, 2010.
Rebates will be distributed in individual amounts of $200 per recipient.
Recipients have six months to claim their rebate by supplying a copy of a new textbook or course materials purchased with a total receipt value of $200+.
It is a condition of the application that you join StudentVIP. This is free and you may unsubscribe at anytime. StudentVIP provides a range of services to students including studenflatmates, discoutdetective and a weekly email called studentvip alerts.
Unclaimed from the 2010 fund distribution will be rolled over into the 2011 fund.
Only one application will be accepted from an individual, with the exception of one additional application created by the "tell-a friend" feature.

Comments

  • And remember that you could also be eligible for the 50% Education Tax Refund.
    http://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/8108

    • +1

      The above rebate is for tertiary students. The Education Tax refund is for primary and secondary students.
      Don't think I'll be applying. I'd rather buy my textbooks from The Book Depository knowing I'm actually saving money than to buy them from the campus bookshop and hope that I'd be lucky enough to get $200 off my textbooks.

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