Pearson Business Analytics, Global Edition

For a uni book it wasn't too expensive. It has a lot of practical exercises and useful explanations.Only thing I didn't like is that the Glossary in the back is a mess. It's an overview of the important terms in the book, together with an explanation of the term. However, while it's in alphabetical order, for some reason it only takes into account the first letter of the terms, which results in orders like this:"Power function","Parallel coordinates chart","Proportional relationships","Payoffs"Obviously, this makes it very hard to quickly look up a term to find its decription.Also there are leftover terms in the glossary from the previous edition of the book, which are not talked about in this edition, but they forgot to remove them from the glossary.

This has to have been one of the worst textbooks I used during my graduate program. The book doesn’t explain a lot of the information in-depth. YouTube, the professor and Chegg were of better support! The problems at the end of the chapter often required an understanding the author(s) didn’t delve into.I gave it 2 stars, instead of 1, because the first chapter did include some helpful Excel reminders.

Bought it on Amazon $137.98, I believe this is the lowest price I could find online. I also have a PDF version, but bought the paper loose-leaf version to take notes and mark the pages. The contents is very comprehensive for you to learn BA, I found it's very helpful learning the concepts.