For educational purposes, teachers, employees and students who purchase products from Apple stores are allowed to purchase the following products per academic year (65438+ 10/0 to 65438+3/2 1):

Desktop computer or notebook: you can buy two per academic year; Macmini: you can buy one every academic year;

IPad: you can buy two or two sets every academic year; IPod: there is no limit to the number of ipods purchased each academic year; Accessories: You can buy two or two accessories that enjoy educational discounts every academic year.

Apple education discount is a long-term activity of Apple, which can be enjoyed at any time as long as it meets the purchase qualification.

The preferential content is that buying apple products can save money, about 5% off, and the preferential range of different products is different, generally saving hundreds to thousands.

Extended data:

Apple has a clear rule that limits the number of people who buy educational discounts. As the name implies, education preferential treatment is for education, generally for college students and their parents who are studying and newly admitted, as well as all educators and employees of educational institutions from kindergarten to high school, such as teachers, teaching staff, homeschoolers, etc., who must be at least 18 years old.

And in the name of an individual, that is to say, only personal invoices can be issued, and invoices from companies and institutions are not allowed. Moreover, Apple will have the right to conduct customer qualification examination on preferential education orders, and Apple can cancel any orders that it considers unqualified to ensure that only qualified buyers place orders.

If the goods have been delivered to customers and Apple finds that they are not qualified buyers, it will charge the difference between the education price and the normal price. If the buyer fails to pay on time, Apple will file a lawsuit against you in a court with jurisdiction, and the losing party will bear the lawyer's fees of the winning party.

References:

Apple's Official Website-Terms and Conditions of Educational Sales and Refund