I am going to purchase the ADC Student Developer Kit soon, but wanted to ask a Question....I know that you have to be a student, but do you have to take computer courses? I just want to make sure before they ask for my schedule and it had to have computer courses on it. Thanks.
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ADC Student Developer Questions
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Great!! Do you or anyone else have experience with this procedure? How about a step-by-step? Thanks!
Takes about 2 ->3 weeks for it to be completed, all the stuff to come through etc.
Gives you a nice discount of 20%, but ONLY ONCE, and its only worth it if your spending more than $2000.
Get a cool XL T-Shirt though.
Well... Not so cool, but showoffish
1. Purchase the student ADC membership from the Apple ADC Store.
2. You'll get an e-mail that tells you that you need to verify your student status.
3. You scan your I.D. and schedule and e-mail or fax it back to Apple.
4. Your membership becomes active (takes a few days usually, unless you call ADC relations --- then they will do it right on the spot).
5. You'll get an ADC welcome kit in the mail with a t-shirt, documentation and the current version of Mac OS X (unless they changed it to download only now).
6. You'll also get a "Hardware discount asset" placed in your ADC account that's good for one-time only. The discount varies on different products. You should also keep in mind that you can purchase software from the ADC store at a discount (Aperture is significantly cheaper) as long as you have the hardware discount asset. Once that's gone, you can no longer purchase anything else from the store (or a least that's what they told me).
I haven't been a member since 2003, so some things have likely changed.