[UPDATE – See all of Adobe’s current deals & discounts!]
Here we are at that time of year again – it’s back to school, and the sales that often come with it… So for a limited time, Adobe is offering a special deal for education customers. Starting today, Adobe is offering the Creative Cloud All Apps Student & Teacher plan at 70% off the regular price for your first year, which is an additional 20% off the already-low standard student rate.
So this offer gives you the complete Creative Cloud – the latest CC 2021 release with 20+ cutting-edge creative apps for desktop, mobile, and web – plus 100GB of cloud storage, for just US$15.99/month. You get all the tools and services contained in the collection, including Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, Lightroom, Animate, XD, Premiere Pro & Rush, After Effects, Audition, Acrobat DC, and more. These new 2021 versions contain many new features and improvements compared to older releases.
This back-to-school offer is available in North America (USA, Canada and Mexico) until September 3rd. In Europe and the Middle East, Adobe is running a slightly different BTS special to save 65% plus get one month free when you pay upfront for your first year by 2nd September.
To get either discount, just visit the online Adobe Education Store and purchase with a credit/debit card (or PayPal):
These promotions are limited to one (1) purchase of one (1) Creative Cloud annual membership per customer, and is open to eligible teachers and students 13 years of age and older. No previous software ownership or upgrade is necessary. This pricing is only available for first-time memberships purchased directly from the Adobe Store. A 12-month commitment is required. At the end of your offer term, your membership will automatically renew, and your payment method will be charged the then-current rate, unless you elect to change or cancel your membership. See the complete terms & conditions here.
To get started using the software right away – or to try before you buy – you can easily download the CC 2021 free trials, and install & run them on your computer instantly. To learn how to best use the new products, there are plenty of free Adobe books and free online video training you can check out.
What’s more, Adobe has got a terrific Tutorial Hub for Students to help get you sailing with Creative Cloud in no time.
Generally speaking, you can install and activate your purchased software on up to two computers of any kind, including both a Mac and a Windows PC… And whenever needed, you can also easily transfer or move your tools between two different systems at any time.
Find out more about the Adobe Student & Teacher Editions, including (importantly) the notable differences between these and the regular versions.
See Also
- The 10 most common myths about Creative Cloud
- What are the differences between Adobe CC vs. CS6?
- Download free Adobe books (choose over 30 titles)
- Free! Watch 400+ new courses from Adobe MAX
- Don’t need full Cloud? Get PS + LR for $9.99/month
- How to join Adobe’s Creative Cloud for free
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Fantastic! :) Thx
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Wish Adobe would allow current college students with a valid college student email address to use the full Adobe CC apps for free as long as they are a college student, like some other companies do with their apps/software/websites.
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