Apple majors in everything.

Whether you’re a STEM major or studying liberal arts, or even if you’re still undecided, Mac has the power to take on any course load. It’s portable, durable and versatile enough to handle whatever you love to do after class, too. And it’s designed to grow with you, during your time on campus and beyond. So you’re ready for everything post-secondary — and life — have to offer.

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Top of its class in performance.

Whatever your field of study, Mac can more than handle it. Create particle simulations faster than ever with cutting-edge graphics, high-performance processors and whip-smart storage. Design and render intricate 3D models in programs like Autodesk Maya 2018. View it all on a high-resolution Retina display that provides sharp text and is perfect for examining or creating detailed diagrams and technical illustrations. And with all-day battery life, Mac keeps crunching numbers late into the night.

Built to withstand the heaviest course loads.

Mac is built to last. And last. The sturdy aluminum unibody design is sleek, durable and ready to hold up to the rigors of post-secondary life. It’s razor thin and feather light, so no matter where your schedule takes you, Mac can carry you through your day — without having to carry much in your backpack. And with optional AppleCare, you can rest assured that you’re covered if you ever need service or support.

We made compatibility a prerequisite.

In addition to creating and collaborating with classmates on amazing work using free Apple-designed apps for productivity and creativity, you can run popular software like Microsoft Office, Mathematica and AutoCAD. Need to use a Windows app like SOLIDWORKS? No problem. Mac runs Windows at native speeds using Boot Camp, a built-in utility.

Make connections all over campus.

Mac is designed to connect seamlessly to campus networks, shared printers and other devices. You can easily log in to learning management systems and even PC networks. And with AirDrop, you can instantly send a photo for a presentation, class notes, documents and more to nearby Mac, iPad and iPhone users.

Incredible on their own. Even better together.

Having one Apple device is great. But when you use Apple devices together it opens up a world of new opportunities. Create a sketch in the Notes app on your iPad and paste it into a Pages document on your Mac. Shoot video on your iPhone and edit it on your iPad. Answer a call from Mom on your Apple Watch — even if you left your iPhone back in your dorm room. The possibilities are limitless.

Your extra­curriculars become extra spectacular.

As terrific as Mac and iPad are for your studies, they’re just as amazing for everything you do outside of class. Shoot and edit a short film on the campus, turn your residence into a recording studio or manage your intramural sports team. With tons of choices, including a huge range of visually stunning, cutting-edge games, the App Store for Mac or iOS is sure to have an app for whatever you love to do.

Designed for the future. Yours too.

Mac is made to grow with you. The operating system and free productivity apps — Pages, Keynote and Numbers — receive complimentary updates to enable new features and new ways to use your Mac. The same is true for Apple’s free creativity apps, Photos, GarageBand and iMovie. And when you’re ready to move up to pro level, we offer an education discount on a collection of industry-leading apps that deliver powerful creative tools, including Logic Pro X and Final Cut Pro X.

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