A student ID should be sufficient.
Bob
Thanks Bob,
I wanted to make sure before I buy the student edition and find that my 15 year old does not qualify.
Thanks again.
Martyn
Your 15 year old probably does not qualify for the student edition, if she is in high school. Student edition is only available for post secondary students.
There is an educational version that is available to high school students. You want to buy this one.
Thanks Don,
Just spotted this on the Amazon Web site:
Proof of Eligibility Required:
Students will be required to provide proof of their current student status to install the products. Students must be enrolled in a degree-granting program at an acceptable Education Institution (being a bona fide university or college — including community, junior and vocational colleges or other further education colleges — that grants degrees requiring not less than the equivalent of two (2) years of full time study) OR Students must be enrolled at an accredited public or private primary or secondary school providing full-time instruction.
This license may only be used on a privately-owned computer. Full details of the process for submitting proof of status can be found in the box.
Looks like she’ll be OK as it specifically mentions Secondary School. I am still fearful though, just not knowing what the final outcome will be. I have posted a question direct to Adobe to see if I can get an official response.
Martyn
Jim,
I wonder if there is a difference between the US and European requirements. On the UK version of the requirements it does indicate that secondary schools are eligible. The cost is approximately £150.
I do think this is pretty confusing though.
Martyn
Jim,
I wonder if there is a difference between the US and European requirements. On the UK version of the requirements it does indicate that secondary schools are eligible. The cost is approximately £150.
I do think this is pretty confusing though.
Martyn
UK
Thanks Geoff,
Just the ticket.
Martyn
