Hi, I live in the UK and contacted Apple direct over the phone. i am registered Blind and they gave me Education discount. I'm not at college, I'm 45 and all my work is Voluntary.
Mark --- Maurice Mines <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello List- > The way I remember Apple rules on this, is that the > following things > must be met: 1) The school must be on the US > Department of Education's > list of accredited schools, broken down by state. 2) > It is true, you > do need a valid picture student ID (if you actually > physically go into > an Apple store). 3) You have to have a valid edu > email address > provided by the institution based on your student > status. (I'm not > sure if Hadley will qualify) One of the questions > they will ask you > is, what state is this institution in. That way they > can match it to > the list of schools in the state. They may even ask > for your program > of study. > Maurice > On Apr 23, 2008, at 6:10 PM, Jane Jordan (Gmail) > wrote: > > > I've signed up to take several courses from the > Hadley School for > > the Blind. > > > > www.hadley.edu > > > > So, would the education discount count for that > school? It's a long- > > distance learning school. Now you cna submit > lessons online. > > > > Jane > > > > > > Maurice Mines > Masters Student Educational Technology University of > Northern Colorado > 970-352-5040 (home) Volunteer NFB of Colorado > Newsline for the Blind > Assistant Coordinator 970-373-3076 (office) > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (personal email) > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (school email) > > > > > >
