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Question about Apple Student discount
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I'm not sure how they work it if you order on-line. When I bought my oldest her new laptop in an Apple Store they actually wanted to see her student ID and her Drivers License...
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When I bought my iMac they had to have my student ID card or a payment of my classes stub with my Drivers license, so you will not be able to get the discount until your student ID is printed.
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dude as long as u have an ID card with ur schools name on it ur good...i bought a MB when i was in highschool n i got the discount n now im in college and just bought a brand new MB n i got the discount again. i didnt have my school ID on me though so the guy was really cool and told me to sign onto my school email so he can see that im a legit student if i have a legit school email. so i did that and it saved me $50. my cousin also bought a MB when she was in new york and i went with her and showed them my school ID and they gave her $50 off also.
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High school discount is $50 bucks
College discount is from $50 to $250
College discount is from $50 to $250
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yeah college is $50 if its $999 n under i think. if its over $1000 then you get $100-250 but you're only going to get $250 if you buy a Mac Pro or something worth like 3 grand lol
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When ordering online, I believe all you'll need is a valid email address from the college/university you (or someone you know) are enrolled.
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