Sites like TextbookTime.com and UsedTextbookPrices.com make the lives of students in every corner of the US much less demanding than it was before. These sites (and plenty others such as Book.ly) let them buy textbooks at just a fraction of what they would cost otherwise, and can make the difference between managing to keep up with their classes or not. Yet, there’s some cases in which not even that is enough. Not even having access to course materials at massively discounted prices can help them get what they need. And that’s where sites like this one come in.
Campushift lets you have any textbook you no longer have a use for swapped for the ones you need. On Campushift.com you just have to provide the titles of the books you need, their ISBNs or the names of their authors for all the top textbook sites to be searched at once. You’ll get to find people in your same campus who have these textbooks you need, and who are looking for the ones you want to trade. Campushift.com lets you have everything taken care of locally.
A very useful resource for students all over the US and no mistaking, Campushift faces direct competition from sites that have been around for longer like BookDefy.
Campushift.com In Their Own Words
Search top textbook sites in one click.
Some Questions About Campushift.com
Wouldn’t the site be safer if it demanded users to sign up using their .edu email addresses? 
