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We are dedicated to improving your college experience by helping students save money and get better connected while helping the business community get connected to our campuses. We accomplish this through campus-based want-ads and coupon ads. Imagine using our want-ads to buy or sell used textbooks directly among students (putting an additional $40-$100 per book in the hands of students!). Got an extra hot ticket to your favorite group’s big concert? Sell it to another student. Need a ride to the big city? Post an ad, find a ride, save on gas/bus/train. Hungry, but not for cafeteria food? Check the coupon ads – eating off-campus just got less expensive. You get the idea – we are here to keep you connected with your precious dollars while connecting you with your wider campus community.
You are looking at Campus Connect version 1.4. We intend to bring a social media component in version 2.0 that will bridge the gap between your sterile, university-based event calendar and your fragmented, public social media sites (Facebook, Twitter, etc.). We also intend to expand our money-saving services and reach more campuses. If you have ideas, suggestions for improvement, or just want to provide feedback on our site, please contact us.
Campus Connect continues to benefit more and more college students everyday. Here are some of the recent comments about user's experiences.
"I absolutly love the website concept and think it will do great once word gets around more. I would love if there was a greater inventory of books. If there was some way to get professors on board at central to promote it to there students I think business would be phenomenal. I was at your presentation in Dr. Millers class and a lot of students were interested."
-Stephanie, CCSU