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Microsoft Educational licensing prices

I am working on a report for a class I am taking and I am having difficulty locating any kind of guide to what rates MS charges educational institutions to license Windows and Office (Word/Excel/Powerpoint).

If there is anyone with experience in the sales or purchase of MS products for schools I would appreciate the assistance.
30th May

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Speak to M$ Sales in your Country
They can recommend where on their Country Web Site you can get what you need.

Col
30th May

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Thank you.

I tried to find information on their site but they just keep referring to resellers to get a quote. I don't want to waste a salespersons time when all I need is an idea of what the costs are for a paper that will be forgotten by all involved as soon as the semester is complete.
SKDTech 31st May
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Retailer
Contact a volume retailer. The markdowns are significant and complicated. We pay about $75 for Office 2010 pro on a campus agreement. The price will change based on the type of agreement and the size of the institution. If I remember Windows 7 pro is about $100 per copy. MS licensing can get complicated in a real hurry.
31st May

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That seems like the information I am looking for. I don't need hard numbers just an estimate I can use for a baseline cost projection. The numbers are only needed to support an argument I am making in a paper rather than a serious inquiry.

Thank you
SKDTech 31st May
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Dream spark
there is https://www.dreamspark.com/ with free programs for university that are a part of the program.
31st May

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Thank you for the response, however that program does not seem to cover what I am looking for.
SKDTech 31st May
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Here is a company in UK with web prices.
Obviously these won't be the lowest prices available especially to large organisations, but it probably gives you an indication of what can be achieved even at small quantities.

http://bit. ly/LP35MM

(Just remove the space.)
31st May
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US non-profits
Will often order from http://www.techsoup.org
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