Windows 7 Pro $19 for students

Does a law student (not taking computer courses) qualify for student membership?

polycue said:

Does a law student (not taking computer courses) qualify for student membership?

For ACM, yes, but not for MSDNAA.

Can you do this if you're a student in the UK or do you have to be from the US?

Am I to understand that getting the ACM membership and opting in for the MSDN-AA account won't work unless you're an IT student? I'm an advertising major, does that mean I paid 19 bucks for nothing?

Also, what's up with the wait for the login info? It's been over 24 hours and I've yet to receive anything.

murdercitydevil said:

Am I to understand that getting the ACM membership and opting in for the MSDN-AA account won't work unless you're an IT student? I'm an advertising major, does that mean I paid 19 bucks for nothing?

Also, what's up with the wait for the login info? It's been over 24 hours and I've yet to receive anything.

No. You paid $19 to learn that it is best to read the terms and conditions of an agreement before you pay for something.

The benifits of being an engineering major keep paying off. I got an email from my college a few weeks ago about the program. I now have win7 x64 on my laptop and win7 x86 on my desktop and it was all FREE. And i can get other microsoft programs for free too. I told my friend about it but he's a buisness major and didnt qualify.

Tews said:

This is a US only program... sorry

Please, cite your source.

Crypto said:

Im in Sri Lanka and im in.

I waited patiently for Tews to gather himself. It was only after you proved his error that I had to nudge him.

Don't know why I didn't send a PM.