HOT! Software deals for college kids!

[gr8tango]

 

[gr8tango]

yeah, it's worth it to keep taking community college classes to get the discount, especially if you like to learn and not let your mind rot.

 

[elanarchist]

Ah, why doesn't Cornell have this?

 

[Drizzy]

Originally posted by: elanarchist
Ah, why doesn't Cornell have this?

Have you checked into it? I didnt think my school had it, but I got a random email that had a link.. I'd look into it. I bet a school as big as Cornell has it.. just a matter of finding out about it.

 

[CClyph]

Originally posted by: elanarchist
Ah, why doesn't Cornell have this?

Cornell does have this in the ECE department. If you are enrolled in any ECE course, you get in on the MSDNAA license.

 

[gwlam12]

Originally posted by: snowpeas
Every college seems to have some sort of deal w/ microsoft. Hate to brag but my school is even better, Last year, when they introducing the Visual Studios, they had this event on my campus and they even gave out free stuff like xbox and office xp 2004 demos. But the best of all is that our CIS society can lend out microsoft product and you can bring it home to install it and use it like a normal retail copy.

eh? my school had that too. u are no longer unique.

 

[elanarchist]

Originally posted by: CClyph

Originally posted by: elanarchist
Ah, why doesn't Cornell have this?

Cornell does have this in the ECE department. If you are enrolled in any ECE course, you get in on the MSDNAA license.

http://wiki.ece.cornell.edu/index.php/ECE%20MSDNAA

Wow, that's awesome, heh, and by a stroke of luck, I'm enrolled in an ECE course this semester. I wonder if they would accept it though, its crosslisted under four different departments and is bascially a history course. Anyways, thanks for the info, Windows XP Pro for $10, w00t!

 

[Ketteringo]

We just get to download the ISOs from the schools server and they email us a key

MSDN, Office, XP Pro, Visual Studio, Visio, etc.

 

[silentak]

Sucks for Cal Poly Pomona students...

Most MS software was selling for $5 UNTIL last year...... back to the $50+

Well, better than retail but not good enough for poor college students!