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What classes/subjects would you think it would be worth it to have new editions of books/review books for, versus subjects where the older editions would be just as good?
I'm buying some books for MS1 now (before I spend all my money overseas this summer...) and I noticed there is a new edition of Rohen's anatomy out, released this year I think. But it's $20+ more than the edition from 2006 (4th edition?). Could the new edition really be that much different than the older one, or any better? It's not like anatomy is a rapidly evolving field...
And along those lines, I'm also considering buying Clinicial Micro Made Rediculously Simple, and Lippincott's biochem, and maybe BRS Pathology and Physio later on. Would it be worth it to pay more money to get the latest editions for any of those books, or would older ones be just fine?
Thanks!
I'm buying some books for MS1 now (before I spend all my money overseas this summer...) and I noticed there is a new edition of Rohen's anatomy out, released this year I think. But it's $20+ more than the edition from 2006 (4th edition?). Could the new edition really be that much different than the older one, or any better? It's not like anatomy is a rapidly evolving field...
And along those lines, I'm also considering buying Clinicial Micro Made Rediculously Simple, and Lippincott's biochem, and maybe BRS Pathology and Physio later on. Would it be worth it to pay more money to get the latest editions for any of those books, or would older ones be just fine?
Thanks!