Check to see if you can get Office 2013 for $10

[mysticwaterfall]

http://www.microsofthup.com/hupus/h...&ClickID=arzk0svy9a0nanpn5lktzv9r5vyazkznnslk

Click on the above link and put in your work and/or university email address. If it works, you'll get an email back that allows you to download a full version of Office 2013 Pro Plus (or Office 2011 for Mac) for $10, with the option to get a dvd for another $13. It worked fine for me with my university address. No guarantees for anybody else, of course...

 

[RodrigoDavy]

Mine didn't work. It's not the most famous university in my country though...

 

[stab244]

Works for me. Now to decide if I really do want to buy it since I don't really use it that much.

 

[Zetta_x]

Mine worked. I'm on the same deal with stab... I'm not sure if I really want it that bad (although $10 is practically free)

 

[DSGamer64]

Mine worked. I'm on the same deal with stab... I'm not sure if I really want it that bad (although $10 is practically free)

It's still not free though.

 

[Celice]

I can testify that UC Davis students are eligible for this.

 

[Deleted member 318366]

Not free but Ehh better then a cracked version.

 

[Zetta_x]

It's still not free though.

It's "practically" free. As in, the amount of money I would spend on it would be similar to almost spending nothing at all. Which is less than .16% what I made this month not including my tax return.

I went ahead and bought it even though I have had exactly free previous office copies.

 

[BORTZ]

And then, Google Docs.

 

[DroRox]

This is where going to community college fails me.

 

[gloweyjoey]

This is where going to community college fails me.

Community Colleges participate in the program as well...

 

[DroRox]

Community Colleges participate in the program as well...

Obviously not mine... D:

 

[gloweyjoey]

Obviously not mine... D:

did you even check? You might need to contact the district your school is in and they'll e-mail you something.

 

[shakirmoledina]

I just open google and type it there. it works for me.

 

[Qtis]

Dreamspark Premium + Staff/Faculty discounts = All MS Dreamspark software for free + Faculty discounts for the rest (for example MS Office (Win/OSX) at roughly 6€ + VAT)

Gotta say that I like what Microsoft is doing with students/universities. After getting into the Uni, I can't see why anyone studying (with access to DS) would prefer to illegally download one of the programs..

ps. It took my Uni 4 years to get Dreamspark access to all students (including me).. At first it was only for about 2 study programs out of roughly 15 and I study at a University of Technology

 

[Gh0sti]

so my school participates in dreamspark but my email doesnt work with getting office pro plus luckily i got a pro plus key for free online and was able to activate office 2013 pro plus would like to have my own key at $10 though

 

[Issac]

Hmm, I have dreamspark access, but here in Sweden we have some "special deal" for students on Office 2010 (yeah.. 2010, not 2013) for 925 SEK which is $145... bah, humbug!

 

[Bladexdsl]

I can get it for free if I wanted

 

[Pong20302000]

Students could buy these to get the keys and then sell on ebay at half of office normal price

 

[Gahars]

That's nice, but is there any reason to upgrade? I already have 2010, and I can't imagine there will be any radical changes - or that my professors will demand I use the latest version for their courses.