Education day

Hello guys,
A LabVIEW education day is coming near my area. I am really interest to go. I wonder is there any requirement about this? Any cost? (I am still a student, no company could cover the cost for me...)  Is it OK to enroll the CLD beyond session, even if I do not got the CLD yet? Appreciate for concern.

There is no cost and you even get a free lunch, soda, coffee, dessert, etc. You might have to pay for parking. In the good old days NI validated but I am not sure if this is still true. Just take public transportation, a better idea anyway.
These meeting are great!
LabVIEW Champion . Do more with less code and in less time .

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