First Day Complete Opt-Out Deadline is Aug. 27
Students have until Aug. 27 to opt out of receiving their books and course materials through the First Day Complete program.
First Day Complete uses course schedules, faculty feedback and registration data to predetermine quantities of course materials needed. Students are automatically enrolled in the program and can receive all their textbooks and other course materials at the current rate of $22 per credit hour.
All enrolled students should have received an email regarding their course materials for the fall semester. From the email, students are prompted to go to the Barnes & Noble College website where they will either select their delivery method through Students logging in should use their Truman username and password.
The University Bookstore is operated by Barnes & Noble College, a network of more than 1,400 school stores. Barnes & Noble College estimates the First Day Complete program saves students on average between 35-50% each semester.
Non-degree seeking students – typically high school students participating in dual enrollment or those enrolled in community courses – are not eligible for the program. Students participating in study abroad are also not eligible for the program in the semesters they are away from campus.
More information about First Day complete, including an FAQ section, can be found at truman.edu/student-life/university-bookstore.
First Day Complete uses course schedules, faculty feedback and registration data to predetermine quantities of course materials needed. Students are automatically enrolled in the program and can receive all their textbooks and other course materials at the current rate of $22 per credit hour.
All enrolled students should have received an email regarding their course materials for the fall semester. From the email, students are prompted to go to the Barnes & Noble College website where they will either select their delivery method through Students logging in should use their Truman username and password.
The University Bookstore is operated by Barnes & Noble College, a network of more than 1,400 school stores. Barnes & Noble College estimates the First Day Complete program saves students on average between 35-50% each semester.
Non-degree seeking students – typically high school students participating in dual enrollment or those enrolled in community courses – are not eligible for the program. Students participating in study abroad are also not eligible for the program in the semesters they are away from campus.
More information about First Day complete, including an FAQ section, can be found at truman.edu/student-life/university-bookstore.
