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BOOKSTORE POLICIES AND PROCEDURES
We proudly supply the academic community with textbooks, supplies and tools for the mind.
We have adhered closely to our mission of providing goods and services at the lowest possible prices consistent with sound business policy. Its diverse selection of books, collegiate clothing and supplies reflects the wide variety of backgrounds and interests that make the school a world-class institution.General Hours
ICC Bookstores are open from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Extended Hours- Beginning of Semester
The hours of operation for the campus bookstores are extended for the first two weeks of class. Both campus Bookstores are open from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. on Friday during the first two weeks of the semester. Students may charge items to their financial aid accounts during this period. A photo ID is required (driver's license will be acceptable). Generally, students are allowed a six-week period to charge to this account.
Extended Hours- End of Semester
The hours of operation for the campus bookstores are also extended to purchase used books at the end of each semester. Purchase dates begin on Wednesday before final exams and continue through the following Wednesday. Both bookstores are open from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. with the exception of Friday when they close at 4 p.m.
Saturday Hours
ICC Bookstores are open the first Saturday morning that classes meet with the hours coinciding with the beginning of the class.
Extended Hours - End of Summer Sessions
The hours of operation are also extended for the bookstores to purchase used books from students at the end of each summer term. Purchase dates will be the days of final exams at the end of each term. Book bookstores are open from 8 a.m. until 6 p.m. with the exception of Friday when they close at 4 p.m. A photo ID is required for the return of books.
Off-Site Schedule
A bookstore representative will be on location to sell required materials the first night of class only.
What Is Needed to Purchase Books
Before purchasing books, it is recommended that students attend class first. To aid in purchasing textbooks students should bring their schedule with them. This helps ensure the bookstore staff gives the student the correct book for his or her class.
Methods of Purchase
Students may purchase books using cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, and financial aid. The financial aid account can include scholarships, loans, grants, and any other type of educational assistance. This money is deposited into an account that students may access using their student ID or driver's license. Before using financial aid in the Bookstore, students may first need to verify their account balance in the Business Office.
For online purchasing of books, Visa and MasterCard are the only forms of payment that are available at this time. Books may be purchased online at www.iccmsbookstore.com.
Financial Aid Deadlines
During the fall and spring semester students generally have six weeks to use this account. During the summer term they have about two weeks.
Buy Back Policy
During the first six weeks of a regular semester a textbook can be returned with a receipt and a drop slip. During the first and second weeks full price of the textbook will be received, third and fourth weeks receiving $3 retail, and receiving half price the fifth and sixth weeks. After the sixth week, a student cannot return a book until the buyback at the end of the semester. The textbook will only be bought back at the buyback if there is a need for the textbook. Workbooks, lab manuals, and other types of textbooks are non-returnable. If a student returns a new textbook that was wrapped in plastic, he/she will receive only the full used price..
Books must be in resalable condition. If pages are missing, falling out, or torn, or if the books have been wet, they are not returnable. If there is excessive writing the bookstore may refuse to buy a book. Students must return everything that came with the textbooks (i.e. disks, CDs, or any extra booklets that may have accompanied the text).
