Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) announced today that it is now offering its Office 365 for free to eligible students with a new self-serve model. The Company also announced that faculties and staffs at schools will be able to access the Office 365 ProPlus benefits starting from Decmber 1 2014. The company announced these developments in a blogpost on its OfficeBlogs.

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Though Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) had announced Student Advantage, a benefit through which students can get Office for free, a year ago, it was the school’s responsibility to get an account for the student and order Office 365 license on his or her behalf. Now, students can directly visit Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT)’s Office website and by entering their school provided e-mail, can check whether they are eligible for free Office 365 or not. This facility is currently available to students in US schools only, but will soon be expanded to other countries.  Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT) is also offering Office 365 ProPlus subscription at no extra cost to students faculties of Schools who purchase Office.

As of June 30, 2014, Jeffrey Ubben‘s ValueAct Capital owns over 74 million shares in Microsoft Corporation (NASDAQ:MSFT).
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Ritesh Anan is a full-time derivatives trader. Though he firmly believes in the power of Technical Analysis, he is also a lifelong student of macroeconomics. In his free time, he reads anything and everything that comes from Robert J. Shiller, George Soros and Nassim Nicholas Taleb.