Difference between logic $499 and academic $149

I am currently a UC student and was wondering what is the difference between logic studio $499 and the academic version $149?
I am planning to get Logic as my main workstation but trying to figure out do i buy the academic version using the advantage of being a student or to buy the $499 one.
is there a difference?
Thank You
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And at 149$, it's a lower price tag than the typical upgrade price for a major Logic revision. So, if you just began your academic years, chances are that you'll still be eligible for the student discount when LP10/LS3 arrives and it will cost you 149$ instead of 199$ to get the new version(if there's no change in Apple pricing at that time). So, buy the academic one, you'll save.

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