How can I tell the difference between Academic and non-academic version

I would like to purchase Logic Express on Ebay. The Apple part number is
MA338Z/A
How can I tell if this is the Academic or non-academic version?
THanks

ok, but there is no way to tell from the Apple part #?
I thought that the /A might mean Academic but it seems this same part number applies to the non-academic version:
MA338Z/A
Thanks

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