<p>I read this from
California Institute of Technology's thread<br>
yet another computer thread<br>
Caltech has some major software available free of charge under site license programs. The important packages are Microsoft Office.</p>
<p>here are questions regarding to Microsoft Office 2003 in UCI:</p>
<p>1) Does UCI offer students same kinds free download for Microsoft Office?
2) if not, does UCI store offers good discount for Microsoft Office. So far, I only see the Microsoft Office pro edition listed in UCI store. how about
student/teacher edition?
3) Is student edition good enough for Social or the Econ major? It does not include Access 2003. Does Access used much bu studentsr?</p>
<p>Pirate Microsoft Office 2003, maybe? It'll probably take under an hour on bitTorrent.</p>
<p>Not talking Pirate software, please.</p>
<p>I know that many schools offer their students major software free of charge or deep discount under site license. here is another example:</p>
<p>Any University of Texas at Austin student can get educational discounts on Microsoft software -- ($20 - $30 for Office)
see The University of Texas at Austin thread:
Student discount software?</p>
<p>Just wonder if UCI offers some kind?</p>
<p>haha, i have the information right next to me. i dunno if it helps though
"have ..Microsoft Office, which retails for $499, for only $99." Not as cheap as texas, but still a considerable discount.</p>