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If students are receiving the full professional software versions, then can’t professionals just find a college student to obtain the software license from?

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If students are receiving the full professional software versions, then can’t professionals just find a college student to obtain the software license from?

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A. All students receiving free software through this program will need to accept an end user license agreement (EULA) that specifies that the software will only be used by the student for non-commercial use to support and advance their STEM-D learning and skills. Students will only have rights to one single-user license per verified identity. If a student were to obtain a valid single-user license and give that license to a non-student that would be in violation of the EULA and the student would no longer be eligible to continue to use the software or to obtain other software under the program.

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