Ferris State University Big Rapids MI College

Textbooks

All students in good financial standing may charge up to $400 per semester against their financial aid refund/tuition account through the bookstore. This is available the week before classes.

The Ferris Lundberg Bookstore (Big Rapids) serves the needs of all students with both online ordering and in-store purchasing. Visit the online storeor the physical store in the Rankin Center on the main campus in Big Rapids.

Register for your classes online. At the end of registration (or on your MyFSU class schedule), look for the link to order textbooks.
Click to connect to all the textbooks you’ll need for your new classes.
Buy all of your textbooks for the upcoming semester. Have them delivered to your home or pick them up in Big Rapids.

Buy early & allow 2-3 days for shipping. The cost to ship books is $6.95 for the first book and $1.95 for each additional book.

Grand Rapids- Kendall Center Bookstore Information: Located in the lower level of the Kendall Building on the corner of Fountain and Division. Students taking classes in Grand Rapids may choose to purchase and pick up books here.

Textbook Advance for Students with Financial Aid

Students who have registered for semester courses and DO NOT HAVE A PREVIOUS BALANCE OWED to Barnes & Noble may charge up to $400.00 in books and necessary supplies to their student account during the appropriate dates. Any bookstore charge balance must be paid by the end of the semester to charge again the next semester. Complete information regarding Direct Pay charges is posted on Ferris' Business Operations web pages. Please provide your student ID number in the payment section during check-out to indicate you wish to use Direct Pay. If your textbooks total over $400, please provide debit/credit card information as well as your ID number: the first $400 will be charged to your student account, and the remainder will be charged on the debit/credit card.

Third Party Bookstore Charges

Students who have a third party paying for their semester books may charge at the bookstore with their Student ID card during the appropriate dates. In addition to placing your textbook order online following the instructions listed under direct pay charges, please e-mail the bookstore with your name and order number, and indicate that you are a third party student; this will ensure your books are properly charged. If the bookstore is not properly notified, tax and other charges may become the student's responsibility.

Starting a Huntington Student Access Account (HSAC)

You may open your HSAC at any Huntington Bank Office or by calling 1-800-480-BANK (2265). To be eligible for this account, you must be a student actively enrolled at Ferris with a student ID. You will need to provide the number on your student ID in order for the Student Access Account to be set up. It will be the long number on your ID that begins with 5006.

An HSAC account provides many benefits to both on- and off-campus students. In addition to having direct access to financial aid funds, you'll have the ability to make point-of-sale purchases at off-campus merchants, such as Wal-Mart, Kmart, Walgreen's and many others. Also, you'll have access to your money through thousands of ATMs across the nation that display the MAC, MoneyStation and CIRRUS logos.

Submitting Your Personal Bank Account Information for a Non-Huntington Direct Deposit

Log in to MyFSU.
Click on Academics & Services tab.
Quick Click to Student Services.
Under Student Records, click on Bank Account Information.
Enter your 9-digit routing number and your account number and specify whether it is a checking or savings account. These numbers are found on the bottom of your check. The first series of numbers is your routing number. The second series is your account number. Please make sure they are correct, as wrong information will reject the deposit.

Textbook Buy-Back