Do I qualify for apple education pricing as a community college student?

Looking to get a 13' macbook pro and I haven't really gotten proof of admission besides an email.

The info in this page may help you: http://store.apple.com/us/browse/open/salespolicies/edu.

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I'm an 8th grader, going on high school soon, and I was wondering if a student in middle or high school can qualify for the Apple education discount?

From http://store.apple.com/us/browse/open/salespolicies/edu :
Eligibility
Those eligible to purchase from the Apple Store for Education Individuals include faculty, staff, students and parents as follows:
K12 - Any employee of a public or private K-12 institution in the United States is eligible, including homeschool teachers. In addition, school board members who are currently serving as elected or appointed members are eligible. PTA or PTO executives currently serving as elected or appointed officers are eligible.
Higher Education - Faculty and staff of Higher Education institutions in the United States; and students attending, or accepted into a Higher Education institution in the United States are eligible to purchase. Purchases from the Apple Store for Education Individuals are not for institutional purchase or resale.
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However, if I wanted to shell out the money, it seems I should be able to tell this particular mac to forget everthing it knows about the purchase of these apps, and re-purchase them from another Apple ID. Although I doubt I'd do that at this point, if I by a 2nd Mac and properly associated these apps with my Apple ID on this 2nd mac, I should then be able to use this "purchase" to download the apps to the first mac I'm having a problem with. However, currently I can't even see a way to do this. Is there some App Store cache I can trash so App Store no longer knows which apps were installed by which Apple ID?

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Hi,
I am a full time tutor. I would like to purchase a MacbookPro and would like to know if I can qualify for the education pricing available on the online store? Thank you.

To qualify for that you usually need to be a student, staff, or faculty member of some accredited educational institution and have a .edu address.
If you have those things, then you should be set, otherwise you'll have to actually call Apple. These forums are generally user to user. That way Apple can take all the credit and disavow all the bad.

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You can get a $100 education discount no matter when you buy it. The email seemed to be just informaing you about the offer. You can take your receipt into the Apple Store and they should be able to deduct the discount from your purchase. If they are "rude" about it, then return your laptop and repurchase it with the discount.
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Hi,
I'm a gonna be a senior in high school but I was wondering if I qualify for the education discount for buying a macbook pro. I work every summer at a private school that runs a enrichment camp and am called faculty there because I manage the tech department and assist for teachers of classes. I am on payroll there. Does this make me eligible for student/teacher discount? The more money I can save the better so I am hoping I am.
It is so annoying that they don't give us high schoolers any love. We are like one of their biggest consumer bases, at least where I'm from. Everyone in high school has a mac here. They should give us some incentive to return by offering discounts and promotions for our age group.
(ps the camp is for middle schoolers so the age group is right)

Hi Irina ...
Read here > Apple Education Pricing - Discounts for Student, Faculty, and Staff - Apple Store (U.S.)

Hi! I'm currently in Singapore & my sister's in the Philippines, I'm planning to buy a Mac for her thru education pricing, do you think they'll allow me eventhough she's studying in the PH?

Please help me (:
by the way, she'll be coming over here next week, is it enough if I just show them her ID in the Philippines?
thanks (:

If you’ve been accepted to college, are a college student, or are the parent of a college student, you can take advantage of special pricing on Mac computers and certain software and accessories. College and K-12 faculty, staff, and professors can also use Apple education pricing.
You might want to go apple/students/how to buy and get some more info than what I've given. I tried getting the discount because I have two kids who use the computer for school and I couldn't get it. I would think if she has some sort of proof that shes been accepted to a college or in college you could just take her with you and pick up the bill when she's done shopping for her computer.

How to provide proof to qualify for edu discount?

Hey,
I want to buy a macbook pro online, and with the education pricing it says that a parent or guardian of a student or applicant for higher education can qualify for the education discount. I'm an applicant and I'm just wondering how my parents would have to go about proving that I've applied for university?

Welcome to the discussion forums jessicarghhhh -
There is a education link on Apples website. http://store.apple.com/us/browse/home/education_routing
You can also order or get more info from The Apple Store by calling 1-800-MY-APPLE.
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Can you use Apple education discount in store?

I'm a sixth form student, and I have a UniDays student discount which allows me to get up to 15% off a Macbook on the Apple store. Can I use this discount to buy a Macbook in an Apple store? And also because the Apple education pricing states university students, will I still be able to use the discount? I've activated the discount and everything works fine online, but in a store would i be refused it because I am not university age? Thanks!

I don't know about your particular store & location but in the UK I have used education discounts with purchases made in an Apple store. You need to prove you are eligible usually via a student ID etc. The store staff may let you login to the online store to see the price of the item for price matching, if there is a particular online Apple store for education - have your account details with you.
You may find that the UniDays discount cannot be used with the student discount, its unclear to me if these are separate offers (check any small print or terms & conditions).

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I am gonna buy a new mac book pro from apple online store for my girl, she is studying college. What are all the details(may be college id) to be submitted for getting education pricing.

Academic versions can be installed on two computers. Student versions can be installed on only one computer.
Perhaps I should say activated rather than installed. You can install on 1 milliion computers, but activate on a limited number of computers.
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Ok so am in 9th grade and for christmas i can get a macbook pro i was wondering if i can get the education pricing and am in public school i read it and it says k - 12 school

please respond

It doesn't appear so. :-(
If either of your parents works for a school, or you have a sibling in college or accepted to college, they would qualify for the discount:
Apple offers special education pricing on Apple computers, software and select third party products to college students, parents buying for a college student, or teachers, homeschool teachers, administrators and staff of all grade levels. Students who have been accepted to college are also eligible.
K12 - Any employee of a public or private K-12 institution in the United States is eligible, including homeschool teachers. In addition, school board members who are currently serving as elected or appointed members are eligible. PTA or PTO executives currently serving as elected or appointed officers are eligible.

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