Facilities

ATM Machine
An ATM machine sponsored by Deseret First Credit Union is located in the Student Commons area on the first floor. The machine is free to all members of DFCU.

Bookstore
The Campus Bookstore is located on the first floor of the LDS Business College building. The Bookstore stocks textbooks and supplies, and also a variety of other items for the convenience of students, staff, and faculty. Available items include a wide variety of snacks, sandwiches, beverages, and other consumables for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and everything in between. The Bookstore also sells clothing and other items including Down East Basics shirts, and LDS Business College t-shirts, sweat shirts, backpacks, and other college memorabilia. UTA Transit Passes, postage, phone cards and gift cards are also available for purchase at the registers. The Bookstore welcomes all suggestions and feedback.

Textbooks
Required books and supplies for all courses may be purchased at the Campus Bookstore. Used texts are 25% of the new book price and they are identified by a yellow “used” label. Textbooks may be returned to the bookstore for a full refund during the first week of the semester for which they were originally purchased. The return schedule is as follows:

*A drop slip is needed to prove that you have dropped the class that uses the book you want to return. Drop slips are available at the Registrar’s Office and returns must be made within two business days of dropping the class.

Receipts are required for Any Refund: Refunds without a receipt may be approved at the Bookstore’s discretion and will be refunded with in-store credit. If authorized without a receipt, a 10% fee based on the value of the book will be applied. Students may be refused any refund without your receipt; the Bookstore reserves the right to make a final determination on any refund. After you are sure you have the right books, the Bookstore suggests you mark books in two separate locations for identification.

Return in Condition Purchased: New books that have been excessively marked, damaged, or rendered used will be returned at used book value. Books that have been rendered unusable will not be returned. No refunds will be given at any time on textbooks being returned because they have been or will be replaced by textbooks from other sources.

Textbook Sellback: Students have the opportunity to sell their books back to the Bookstore for cash during the last week of the semester. Please see the Bookstore for specific dates and times. Because Sellback list information may change rapidly, it is only available in store during Sellback dates and times. Books are placed on the Retail Sellback list if:
1. A department has requested if for a future semester.
2. The book is not overstocked from prior term.
3. The book is in resalable condition. There is not water damage, loose/missing pages, or broken bindings.

Since retail quantities may be limited on individual titles, textbooks will be bought back on a first-come, first-served basis. Books not on the Retail Sellback list may be purchased for wholesale prices if there is a current national demand for them. The bookstore reserves the right to make all final decisions on Sellback terms and conditions. Not all textbooks may be bought back.

Carriage Cafe
The Carriage Cafe is operated by the College and LDS Food Services. It is conveniently located and provides an activity area for students. Dining dollars are provided. The Cafe is open for breakfast and lunch. The Cafe is also open Sundays, while school is in session, in the afternoon for two hours after the student ward blocks.

Computer Labs
Computer labs have more than 300 IBM-compatible computers for student use.

Lost and Found
A lost and found is maintained at the Information Desk on the first floor. Found articles are kept until last exam days of a given semester before being discarded.

Job/Career Services
The Academic and Career Advising Services office on the 4th floor helps students and alumni find part- or full-time employment. Admitted students and alumni may use the College’s employment web site, www.ldsbc.edu/jobs, to review positions and post résumés. Other services include assistance in résumé writing, interview coaching and résumé faxing. Alumni receive lifetime career services.