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For students and parents alike, the costs of university and college education are becoming almost mind-boggling. With all of the costs associated with courses and fees and dorms and food, being hit with further expensive items can be a shock. And this includes textbooks, which are of course needed for the courses, but are also crazily expensive and another mountain of debt to be tackled. Some textbook rental companies are working to make these costs more manageable, and one of them is Chegg, a U.S. education technology business with a base of operations in Santa Clara, California, they currently boast over three million paid users. Chegg is a main source for finding and purchasing digital and physical textbooks through buying outright or through rental options. But the also have branched out and offer online tutoring, and many other student services, with up to 90% off textbooks and 21-day risk free returns. This is nothing to look away from, as this can save some students from just giving up before they even get going. With their options to rent or buy books, students have options available to them. And once they are done with those books, the can then sell them back to the company. Also, Chegg has 24/7 homework assistance available with their unique services Chegg Study and Chegg Tutors. Orders over $35 can even score free shipping. With their Flashcards, you can search for a "deck" of flashcards to help you study for the field you are in, from Aeronautical Engineering to Horticulture to Computer Science and more. Or create your own! Students can also apply to become a tutor themselves, to help fellow students and earn money, which is always a plus. Chegg also has options to help you search for internships in your field, or to find and apply for scholarships to help take a bite out of that rising student debt. And for about $10 a month, you can get help via access to the Chegg Math Solver, to enter your problem and then follow how to get to the solution, so you don't just get the answer, you hopefully can understand the way to get there yourself.