TVCC Bookstore

The TVCC Bookstore carries a wide variety of supplies and text books. The store is located on the south side of the Four Rivers Cultural Center adjacent to the Student Services office.  It is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday and offers extended hours durng the first week of registration. You may reach the bookstore by phone during regular hours by calling (541) 881-8822 ext. 269.

Textbook costs normally range from $375 to $600 a year, or about $200 to $250 per term.  Books are usually available a month before a term starts. Products like pens, paper, batteries, art supplies, backpacks and computer disks can be purchased at the store, as well as TVCC-branded t-shirts, sweatshirts, caps and other apparel.

Hours:  8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday-Friday

Book Returns
Textbook publishers have strict policies for returns.  This determines the bookstore's sales policy, which is as follows:

     All textbook sales are final, unless a class is dropped within the first two weeks of the quarter.  A full refund will be given if books are returned with:

  1. No names or marks in them
  2. Cash register receipt
  3. Add/Drop slip
Deadlines on the refund policy are posted.  Students are advised to keep all sales slips.

The drop slip and sales receipt are required to protect all parties involved and to help eliminate refunds paid on stolen or lost books.

All sales of workbooks, study aids, lab manuals, consumable books and key notes are final. Any defective book will be replaced free of charge. Return it as soon as possible.

Used Book Buy Back
 Up to 50% of the purchase price will be paid for used books that are needed for future terms.
Buy back is from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday during finals week of each term.

Current editions of books not needed for future terms, may be purchased by a used book company from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday during finals week of each term; prices vary.

Inmate-made Wood Products
The TVCC Bookstore is a distributor for quality wood products made by inmate workers in the Building Construction Technology program at the Snake River Correctional Instituion. The BCT program has an online catalog of its product line, which includes cabinetry, bedroom furniture, playhouses, modular housing, and wooden toys, available at http://srci.tvcc.cc.