Students Can Get A Windows 7 Upgrade For $30

by Jason Faulkner on Oct 27, 2009 | 3 comments

If you are a student looking for an economical way to upgrade to Windows 7, through this special offer you can purchase an upgrade for $30.

The requirements for this offer are as follows:

You qualify if you have a valid .EDU e-mail OR an e-mail address through one of the educational institutions listed here.
You are enrolled in coursework, current proof or enrollment may be required in the United States.

This offer is good through January 3, 2010. Needless to say, this is a fantastic deal so take advantage of it if you can.

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Jean M
Very nice, in the UK if the institution is a Microsoft Academy as long as students got MSDNA accounts or they can get one requesting from their tutor teaching a Microsoft course or any Dot net programming, they are entitled for a freedownload of Windows 7 professional 32 bit or 64 bit at no cost, even more stuffs such as the Server 2008 etc …
rajguru
Thanks Jason for giving this useful and also very helpful information. sure i will pass this info to all my friends becoz we are all eagerly waiting for win 7 and sure we will use this info and once again thanks a lot.
keep posting student related issues.
B Tibbs
One thing I noticed is that they are offering the professional edition at the same price as home premium. This is great for those who may need the additional networking options for a school network or want the xp mode. However, a clean install is needed to upgrade to the professional if you currently use vista home premium.