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You play a larger role than you might realize in ensuring students are able to obtain the textbooks and materials they need at reasonable prices. The Flagler College Bookstore relies on you, the instructors and faculty, to submit textbook adoptions for your courses in a timely fashion each semester. Timely adoptions allow us to source the correct textbooks and obtain an appropriate supply of used textbooks. We all know that more used textbooks are exactly what students want! On the other hand, a delayed textbook adoption can result in inventory shortages, students unable to obtain required texts, lower buy-back values, and a complete lack of quality used textbooks. Please do your part, and submit your textbook adoptions as early as possible each semester. Your students will thank you!
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Why do I need to submit my book adoption to the Flagler College Bookstore in a timely manner?
Flagler College has partnered with the Flagler College Bookstore to comply with
a federal law that mandates required course materials be available to students on a singular platform.
We compile the course information and make it available on our price comparison book list. Flagler students trust us to have the right materials for your class at the lowest possible price, and we need your cooperation to make that happen.
What information do I have to submit for my class?
We need information for all your required materials - i.e: textbooks, course packets, access codes,
school supply items, etc. Please provide ISBN, Title, Author, and Edition of any textbooks you would like to use.
Why am I receiving emails from the FCB requiring me to adopt a textbook?
If you have been listed as a professor to a course at Flagler on the Registrar’s summary, you will
receive an email asking for your book adoption. Please let us know if your course information changes.
What if I do not have any required materials for my course?
No problem, but let us know! If you are not requiring any materials for your course, the listing on the book list for your course
will read “Your professor has indicated no books are required” instead of “No information available.”
This will reduce confusion and frustration for your students. Trust us . . . there is a big difference.
Why do you have a deadline for book information?
We research each title being adopted for your course. Ideally, we should have all adoptions turned
in and researched prior to buyback. This allows us to pay better prices during buyback and provide more
used books for students taking your course next semester. The time you submit your adoption
directly impacts the price of the books available for your students.
I need to turn in my book adoption, but I haven’t received an email request.
Wait for an adoption email from our textbook manager, email bookstore@flagler.edu with your course information and requested materials, or visit us on the first floor of the Ringhaver Student Center.
Can I request non-textbook materials for my course?
Definitely! You can also contact the Art & Supplies buyer at NWeisbecker@Flagler.edu to create a custom
course supply kit or make sure the FCB stocks any required materials.
How can I obtain a desk copy of my book?
You may request a desk copy of your book directly from your publisher or local rep. If your desk copy will
not arrive in time for class, you can purchase a book from us at a discount.
Cengage - 800-423-0563
Pearson - 800-922-0579
McGraw Hill - 800-338-3987
MPS - 888-330-8477
Oxford - 800-451-7556
Norton - 800-233-4830
Sage - 800-638-1710
Penguin - 800-631-8571
Taylor and Francis - 800-634-7064
How does the FCB decide how many books to order?
We use a variety of information to determine how many books to order each semester; estimated enrollment, previous
enrollment and sales, and class history. We are constantly reviewing inventory to re-order as rapidly as possible.