Universal Binaries (or upgrade offer) for Academic Version ?

does anybody know whether the upgrade offers that are posted for Final Cut Studio will also apply for the Academic Version, escpesially the $99 for Universal Binaries ?
thanks,
ph.

Nope. Sorry

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