How do I leech off my college programs?

*flyingpig*

I am just wondering, is it true that if my college has MS word and I don't have it (welll I do, but it expired), then I can get it for free from my school?

How do I leech off my college's benefits? Who do I see?

Pengwuino

Probably not but schools usually have huge discounts for software.

See google.

*flyingpig*

Quote by Pengwuino

Probably not but schools usually have huge discounts for software.

See google.

Hold on, my tuition fee is not enough to cover those trivial expenses?

Pengwuino

Quote by flyingpig

Hold on, my tuition fee is not enough to cover those trivial expenses?

No. Deal with it.

*flyingpig*

Who/where should I pay a visit?

KrisOhn

Check and see if your school has an agreement with the MSDNAA. My school has one such that if you are enrolled in any computer science class past a certain period of time, you can get a small subset of Microsoft software for free; the most useful of which (IMO) are Windows 7 Professional and Visual Studio 2008.

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flyingpig	How do I leech off my college programs? Tweet I am just wondering, is it true that if my college has MS word and I don't have it (welll I do, but it expired), then I can get it for free from my school? How do I leech off my college's benefits? Who do I see?

Pengwuino Recognitions: Gold Member	Probably not but schools usually have huge discounts for software. See google.

KrisOhn	Check and see if your school has an agreement with the MSDNAA. My school has one such that if you are enrolled in any computer science class past a certain period of time, you can get a small subset of Microsoft software for free; the most useful of which (IMO) are Windows 7 Professional and Visual Studio 2008.