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	MSDN Academic Alliance Membership Options The MSDN AA program is designed specifically for academic labs, faculty, and students in the curriculum areas of computer science, engineering, and information systems. The program makes it easier and less expensive to get Microsoft developer tools, platforms, and servers for instruction and research.
	MSDN Academic Alliance End User License Agreement (EULA) This official document outlines all acceptable usage by students and faculty of software obtained through MSDN AA. If you want to know whether or not your intended usage for MSDN AA software will be acceptable under the MSDN AA EULA, read the MSDN Academic Alliance Program Usage Guidelines. This detailed explanation lays out what can and cannot be done using software obtained through MSDN AA, including intended usage of shared labs and personal machines even how students can legally launch a business with that senior project!
	MSDN Academic Alliance Program FAQs Because students, faculty, and administrators all have questions from time to time, we have compiled this list of frequently asked questions. These online FAQs are divided into three categories to make browsing easier.
	MSDN Academic Alliance High School Membership Read about the MSDN Academic Alliance High School Membership option. This section includes the High School End User License Agreement.
	ELMS Learn allbout ELMS (e-academy License Management System), a software distribution Web site that each Program Administrator can tailor to his/her department’s needs.
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