How to Get the Apple Music Teacher Discount

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Student life comes with many expenses: tuition, books, housing and sometimes cell phone bills can add up quickly. While students may feel financially straind due to these expenses, thankfully there are numerous businesses offering discounts and savings specifically targeted toward making student life easier.

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Apple stands out from the pack by providing student discounts on products like its MacBook and iPad, along with discounted subscription fees to Apple Music for those who meet eligibility criteria. In this article, I will show you exactly how to qualify for these savings while studying! Plus I’ll teach you exactly how to take advantage of teacher discounts for Apple Music subscriptions so that you can save big while studying!

Students and teachers in the US who qualify can save 20% when purchasing through Apple Store for Education online. Furthermore, eligible buyers can save on products like Mac Pro, iMac, Apple Pencil and Apple TV as well as services such as iCloud storage, Apple Music or Pro Apps Bundle which includes Logic Pro Motion Compressor Main Stage.

Outside of the US, Apple’s verification process varies according to country. For instance, students in the UK must first register through UNiDAYS in order to validate their enrollment status before purchasing any items from Apple Store UK. Furthermore, this verification must also be renewed every year.

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