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Up to 90% off Microsoft Software (e.g. Windows 7 Pro $59.58) ISIC Card Required

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Students who have a ISIC card (International student identity card) can get cheap Microsoft software.

Here are the deals:

Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 $62.21
Microsoft Office 2011 for Mac $52.56
Microsoft Office Project Professional 2010 $111.81
Microsoft Visio Premium 2010 $102.52
Microsoft Windows 7 Professional (Upgrade License) 32/64-bit $59.58
Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate (Upgrade License) 32/64-bit $75.04
Microsoft Expression Studio 4 Ultimate $63.76
Microsoft Expression Studio 4 Web Professional $22.72

Note that these are NOT boxed products, but are downloaded or mailed to you.

IMPORTANT ISIC card is required. If you are currently a student you can order one online here for $25
http://www.statravel.com.au/cps/rde/xchg/au_division_web_liv…

This includes the Student EDGE card which is a discount program itself, e.g. free VIP coke at McDonalds

MOD: Please note that this deal is only intended for students with ISIC card.

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  • +1

    Eligibility and Validity

    In order to be eligible for an ISIC and Student Edge card, you must be a full time student currently studying a minimum of 12 weeks per year (with 15 hours contact time per week) and over the age of 12 years. Note: cards have 12 month validity from purchase. The card is not refundable.

  • +2

    This looks more like bait to get people buying that "ISIC card" for $25.

    • Ok, I admit it looks a bit like a promo for ISIC. I just wanted to emphasise that the ISIC card is required to visitors who may just give this page a quick glance.

    • Microsoft Office 2010, would be the best value even if the card did cost $25. Windows 7 Professional is $119 here for students at the moment, but does go down to $50 every once in a while

  • +2

    Nice deal if you want ultimate too, though I don't see the need.

  • Will the Windows 7 install work for a clean install and not a upgrade?

    • +1

      If you do the ole install with no product key then re-install using your upgrade key trick it should.

      • tantryl is correct.

        Remember that in almost all cases an upgrade license is legitimate (unless you build your own computer or install it on an Apple Mac computer)

  • +5

    Ahhh! The Good Old ISIC! Because when you get to Thailand as a 16 year old and you want to get a fake ID, ISIC is the only way to go!

  • +2

    Just make sure you don't already qualify for MSDNAA, in which case you should be able to get Windows for free along with probably Visio and Expression Studio. Office from memory won't be included in that. For those that don't know, MSDNAA is aimed at students in IT and Engineering degree and offers a bunch of free development applications for students who are likely to be doing development. Law, arts etc students generally won't have access.

    MSDNAA was a lovely bonus while going through Uni a few years back.

    • Yep I've used it on 3 seperate occasions to get Win7 Pro twice, Visio '07, Visio '10 and ?Publisher?

      Just note that if your school (Ie. Engineering) has been too lazy to organize it, the IT section will normally happily put the claim through for Engineers.

    • Also check out dreamspark for some more free student goodness!

    • For developers, there's also Microsoft Dreamspark: https://www.dreamspark.com/default.aspx

  • dupe

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