A.S. Soft Reserves

Contact Info

Phone:	(858) 534-6256
Fax:	(858) 534-8934
Email:	assoftreserves@ucsd.edu
Location:	Student Center A (near A.S. Lecture Notes and Grove Caffe)

Order Your Soft Reserves Online!

You can now order your Soft Reserves materials online by clicking here

Extended Spring Quarter Hours:

Monday - Friday (For week 1 only)

8 am - 6 pm

Regular Spring Quarter Hours (when classes are in session):

Monday - Friday

9 am - 5 pm

Extended Fall and Winter Quarter Hours:

Monday - Thursday (For weeks zero and 1 only)	8 am - 7 pm
Friday (For weeks zero and 1 only)	8 am - 6 pm
Saturday (For weeks zero, 1 and 2 only)	10 am - 2 pm

Regular Fall and Winter Quarter Hours (when classes are in session):

Monday - Thursday	9 am - 6 pm
Friday	9 am - 5 pm

Finals week hours:

Saturday (Week 10)	10 am - 5 pm
Monday - Friday	10 am - 5 pm
Saturday (if any Saturday finals are scheduled--usually Fall & Winter only) Please check posted signs to confirm the hours we're open on Saturday (of finals week).	10 am - ?

Forms of Payment

• Cash
• Checks
  • Payable to U.C. Regents
  • Include your student ID number, local telephone number, and local address
  • No 2nd party checks (e.g. Checks signed by parents)
  • Photo ID required
• Credit Cards
• Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Discover
• Triton Plus
• No purchase charges can be made to your student account
• No ATM cards

Helpful Hints

• List of Resources - Check the list and board to see what materials are available for purchase.
• Our current list is posted outside. It lists the materials that we have on the shelf (but not whether or not the are in stock ... just that we have had them).
• The white dry erase board lists what is arriving each day, whether or not it is a new or re-order and the materials that are out of stock
• Know your class information (i.e. asking for Biology 100 vs Genetics and professor's name
• Example 1: We currently have readers for all three CAT 1 lectures. The readers vary by the processor that submitted them so if you don't know who your professor is, you could end up with the wrong reader.
• Example 2: There are two different Biology/BICD 100 courses. The materials you need depend upon which professor you have.
• While it is tempting to rush over right after the class ('cause your professor told you we had a reader) ... you may want to wait. Our lines are always longest right after class gets out. And, therefore, the lines are shortest during class time. But, please be warned. Our lines are always long during the first week of school.