"educational discount" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a discount offered to students or people who are pursuing educational opportunities. For example, "Museum admission is free with an educational discount."
You do not have to remove software that you bought, with your own funds, at an educational discount.
Recently Harvard was notifed by SPSS that they cannot resell SPSS licences at the educational discount to their hospital affiliates.
Yesterday's announcement of the first Chromebook tablet was both a response to Apple's involvement in the space and a preemptive strike against today's event, though the new Acer device is actually $30 more expensive than Apple's educational discount.
If you would rather purchase a computer without going through the MCP program, this is also fine, but be sure that you obtain a computer meeting the minimum recommendations, and also be sure to ask if there is an educational discount.
Look for an educational discount or student discount.
If you qualify for an educational discount, find out what the price would be and use this as a benchmark.
Students: Once you've decided on your computer, go to the vendor's online education store in order to get the proper educational discounts applied to your purchase.
Once you've decided on your computer, go to the vendor's online education store in order to get the proper educational discounts applied to your purchase.
The Stanford Bookstore Computer Store sells equipment and software to students, faculty, and staff at educational discounts.
ITS also provides portals for faculty, staff, and students to provide educational discounts on personal purchases from many of our preferred vendors.
SAS says it has noticed R's rising popularity at universities, despite educational discounts on its own software, but it dismisses the technology as being of interest to a limited set of people working on very hard tasks.
