Just finished my final exams for high school and am in the process of returning my textbooks so that I can get a refund on the textbook deposit. I understand that this deposit serves as monetary collateral, but couldn't schools use the eligibility of a student's graduation as the collateral without paying the deposit? What are the problems with giving out textbooks to students for free?
- In the case of a textbook being lost, the school would charge the student the cost for the textbook + an extra fee.
- If they don't pay this fee, then the student would be ineligible to graduate.
I feel like taking lending deposits from students and then needing to refund them back to students is a hassle for the school. Is there a reason why they do it? Are there some issues with lending textbooks to students for free?
Submitted November 07, 2022 at 12:20AM by BriannaNugget https://ift.tt/3OKSydv
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