Undergrad Sci text books-did you keep them?

[litlmisa]

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I am wondering if I should keep my undergrad sci textbooks, or sell them back?

have any of you used, or wish you had your books?

thanks

 

[1992Corolla]

I have about 6 or so that I have kept. Anatomy, orofacial anatomy, pathogenic micro, micro made easy, bio, gen chem, and some others...

 

[Typo]

The only book I've actually used from undergrad was my anatomy text, and even then I think I pulled it out maybe twice for a quick reference. I did well in my first year classes too, but never missed any books I sold back. Unless there's a textbook you really liked, you're probably safe in selling them. If you do have a Netter's Atlas of Anatomy, keep that for sure. The rest of everything else you should be able to find either in your dental school texts or on the Internet.

 

[rocknightmare]

unless you have an atlas.. the only useful thing you might have is a biochem book as you have used that in the past and you know where the stuff is in it when you need to look up refrecnes..

 

[Sweeti8286]

I kept quite a few undergrad textbooks....gen chem, orgo, biochem, and physiology. (and a few other textbooks that are irrevelant to dentistry)

It's really up to you- you can always borrow from library or google things to elaborate whatever you don't understand from class. But if you do keep your textbooks, I would keep biochem, anatomy, and physiology. The rest you can sell back/keep you warm during the winter.