University Bookstore Service Opens Tomorrow
BBA Solutions, the online bookstore serving Southwestern Adventist University, has reported that they will make fall textbooks available to students as of Thursday, July 11. Financial aid for bookstore purchases will be available on Monday, July 15.
The University Bookstore is located at http://swau.textbooktech.com.
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