Is there anyway i could update my mac to the OS X Mountain Lion at the Apple store?

I'm trying to update my Mac Book Pro to the OS X Mountain Lion but im having a hard time doing so.  I keep trying at my school because that is where i get the best wi-fi at.  I can usually get to about 2.1 gigs before i have to leave for the day.  When i get home and have my mac on standby and try to bring it back the next day, sometimes i have to completely start over.
My main question is that i was wondering if there was a way i could bring my mac book to the apple store and they could update it for me since i have already purchased the update.

It'll have to wait till after my classes this afternoon.  I get out 1:45 so they should still be open by then

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