EKU Barnes & Noble Book Store Review

Everyone super helpful getting book voucher set up and understanding how everything works. Layout is easy to follow and even though there was a wait to check out they did have mult registers open to try and keep up.

very expensive thought i was going to have to sell the farm the cost of a baseball cap or hooded sweat shirt was ridiculous i can make one out of a gunny sack a dam site cheaper and better bilt to

Barnes and Noble's monopoly on textbooks allows them to charge already endebted students an extra $1000-2000 every semester for things that should have already been covered in the tuition fees, and everything else in the building is overpriced too.

Huge ripe off on selling back books!!!! $8 and $30 for books that they are selling for $150 each!!!

I had an order to be delivered and one textbook was back ordered. The book that was back ordered was set for pickup at the school. I go to school online and I am a soldier in the army. I have tried to call several times but no one picks up. The phone call automatically hangs up without any response

The staff has always been nice and helpful. The store is typically pretty expensive and they can be particular on price matching rentals. Sometimes its cheaper to price match, buy, then sell back compared to renting.

Staff is nice, but the store is designed to cheat you. WAAAAY too expensive.

Don't get your textbooks here. This how America robs its students.

Great store on campus. One guy working desk was very rude, but the young lady that took care of us was great. She did her job well.

Way too expensive and don't believe them when they say they price match... I found a book on the barnes and nobles website for half the price but they wouldn't match it because it was through a third party vendor. Other than that, quality is fine if you don't care about costs

Many of the items are expensive and the book selection (aside from textbooks) is very little. The workers are nice and the apparel selection for EKU gear is great.

Great place to get all supplies needed for class. The online webpage is very easy to use and the staff is nice.

Helpful and friendly. If its the beginning of the semester get there before 9am for shorter lines.

I ordered books going on 3 weeks ago, stating that all books were available. Now classes have started, my books still aren t in & I have called the bookstore 15 times with no answer. NOT WORTH YOUR TIME OR MONEY.

Always a good selection. Pretty pricey but that's to be expected on campus. The clearance sections make up for this since there are so many.

I'm a student at EKU. I commute to school every day and accrue thousands of dollars in debt every semester. I'm also being forced to shell out an extra 300 bucks a semester because I commute (commuter tax I call it). So after that, tell me something. Why can I not spend MY MONEY INSIDE THE CAMPUS BOOKSTORE. I'm absolutely sure some college representative is gonna give me the same old non-answer about why I can't use my flex[commuter tax] on a teddy bear which has been marked up 500%. But I digress with a snappy point. For a program called FLEX it sure isn't helping to stretch my dollar out.

The employees are very rude and talk down to the students.

Good place to do quick shopping however the hours are not the same as it is online. Also very pricey.

Awesome, prompt service. Made sure my brother had all his books in hand within 10-15 mins so he is ready for class.

I dont know if I should blame the teacher or the bookstore. I ordered my book for my HRS 300 class and received the wrong book, instead of the 9th edition I got the 8th edition. I don't understand why the bookstore did not know I needed the 8th edition. Now I have to send the book back and wait, class has already started. What if the book is not in the EKU bookstore? Nobody seems to care and even the teacher ignored my question about if it is her fault or the bookstore?

I ordered a printer almost a month ago. I have not received it and no one answers the phone. After 2 minutes of holding, the phone line cuts off. I want my 80 dollars back so I can go to Walmart and buy a printer. WALMART service is better than Barnes and Noble at EKU.

Pretty over priced, but expected since it's on campus. Employees are a hit or miss with customer service.

So overpriced, better buying offline. Staff is friendly though.

Huge selection of spirit wear, nice discount book selection. Clean and bright.

They've robbed me with their prices but the staff is nice.