The Ultimate Steal: Lots of Software, Little Price

As a college student, I am certain of two things:

1. I am low on cash
2. I need the tools to stay ahead in school

Microsoft's Ultimate Steal program helped me get the tools I need for a small price compared to the school bookstore and other retailers. I purchased the MS Office full suite software package for just $59.95.

Why this deal is great:

It includes everything. Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and more...All the necessary programs a student needs for their coursework. Check out the full list of what's included: http://www.microsoft.com/education/ultimatesteal.mspx

Students get a special price. Microsoft knows how to get this product in the hands of the people who need it by providing this great discounted rate for people with ".edu" addresses only.

You can download the software online. The purchase is seamless because once you pay for the product, you can quickly download it online and use the software almost immediately.

The applications save time and reduce errors.
Word allows me to easily cite papers and spell-check documents as a way to proof-read my work before I hand it in.I also use the Calendar to organize my class schedule and set up to-do lists. In addition to using Excel for Accounting class, I use simple formulas to maintain a budget. Additionally, I can do things like get resume templates, share notes with teachers and classmates, create a video, and create really cool presentations.

In addition to all the endless list of uses each application has for school and everyday life, Office 2007 Ultimate Steal is extremely easy to install and use. The interfaces are very streamline and easy to understand; the new layout has a refreshing modern look. I put to use almost every application MS Office comes with and that helps me stay organized, be prepares, and hand in quality work to my professors.

I highly recommend Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007 for any student, especially since they can take advantage of an unbelievable rate that even school bookstores can't compete with.