MICROSOFT OFFICE ACADEMIC 2010 TRIAL HOW TO

In most cases, when you sign up for a free trial and complete the eligibility verification wizard to provide your school's domain, you receive an immediate approval or denial of your school's eligibility. Verify your school's academic eligibility If you don't find these subscriptions, visit this webpage and select Get started for free. Look for Office 365 A1 for faculty Trial and Office 365 A1 for students Trial.In the Microsoft 365 admin center, go to the Billing > Your products page.If you're not sure if you have a Microsoft 365 Education trial subscription, use these steps to verify that you do.

Verify that you have a trial subscription If you don't have a trial subscription, visit this webpage and select Get started for free. You must already have a Microsoft 365 Education trial subscription.

MICROSOFT OFFICE ACADEMIC 2010 TRIAL HOW TO

This article describes how to verify your school's academic eligibility, check the eligibility status, and buy subscriptions at academic prices after your school is approved. You have until the end of the free trial to convert it to a paid subscription at academic prices. This includes products that are available for free, like Office 365 A1 for faculty and Office 365 A1 for students. After Microsoft verifies the academic eligibility of your school, you can buy Microsoft 365 products at academic prices.

If you're part of an academic institution, you can sign up for a free trial of Microsoft 365 Education.

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