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Major. In any field.
Computer Science with Xcode
Neuroscience with Goodnotes
Industrial Rendering with Shapr3D
Structural Engineering with SketchUp
Biology with Pages
Marketing with Canva
Natural Science with Microsoft PowerPoint
Business Analytics with Microsoft Excel
No matter what you study, ace it with Mac and iPad. Whether you’re analyzing data, collaborating on projects, or bringing ideas to life, you can count on exceptional performance, long battery life, and devices that work together seamlessly — from your first class to your next chapter.
Stella S., Visual Arts and Art History, Class of 2028.
Stella uses design apps across Mac and iPad to create and edit artwork and is learning to code to take her creativity even further.
Yassin B., Applied AI, Class of 2028.
Yassin uses Mac to run powerful coding apps for his AI coursework and for his start-up that fights heart disease.
Leo M., Industrial Engineering, Class of 2028.
Leo uses iPad and Apple Pencil to seamlessly add figures and diagrams to his class notes and to sketch artwork for his music gig posters.
Angie T., Chemistry, Class of 2027.
On Mac, Angie conducts research and analyses for her chemistry labs and learns to mix and produce music in her free time.
Deinbo J., Electrical and Computer Engineering, Class of 2028.
Deinbo uses iPad with Apple Pencil to draft schematics in his engineering classes and to design clothing for his side hustle.
Marjorie W., Cognitive Science and Business, Class of 2029.
Marjorie uses Mac to run intensive data analyses for her major and to edit videos for social media.
Mac and iPad. Best in class and beyond.
Both are powerful on their own, and together they unlock even more possibilities.
Super speed. Serious smarts.
A+ battery life.
Work where inspiration strikes. With Mac and iPad, you get long battery life — so you can stay focused without needing to plug in.1
Tear through tough assignments.
Mac and iPad help you take on whatever class throws your way with the incredible speed, responsiveness, and breakthrough performance of Apple silicon.
Take noteworthy notes with Apple Pencil.
Tap into even more capabilities on iPad with Apple Pencil. Transform handwritten notes to text, mark up PDFs for class, and solve equations like you would on paper with Calculator and Math Notes.2
Work flows from app to app.
Use window tiling to arrange windows side by side, so you can manage multiple tasks and move between apps effortlessly.
Edit with a click or tap? Say less. Or more.
Writing Tools in Apple Intelligence can instantly make your email and notes more concise, rewrite them until the tone and wording are just right, and summarize selected text with a click or tap.3
Ready to get things done.
Built-in apps like Notes, Keynote, Freeform, and Pages help you take notes, create presentations, collaborate on group projects, and crush your coursework.
Summarize study sessions in a snap.
On iPad, Mac, or iPhone, tap record in the Notes app to capture audio recordings. Then quickly generate a summary with Apple Intelligence to reference later.3
Reliability. Ace the test of time.
Built to last from class to career.
Made with durable recycled aluminum, Mac and iPad are designed to stand up to whatever college throws at them. So you can rely on them long after graduation.
Optimized for on the go.
Take Mac and iPad with you wherever your day takes you — from the dorm and the library to the café. And if your device ever goes missing, you can easily track it down with the Find My app.
Speed with staying power.
Apple silicon delivers impressive speed and AI performance, while fast unified memory and storage enable quick access to files. Mac and iPad can handle what you need now and are ready for what’s next.
Free software updates keep you up and running.
Regular macOS and iPadOS updates deliver new features and help ensure that your device runs smoothly and securely for years to come.
Handled with AppleCare+.
Students get special pricing on AppleCare+, which offers one-stop support and service for your devices. Get accidental damage protection and coverage for lost or stolen devices and connect with an expert anytime.
iPad, Mac, and iPhone. Calm, cool, and connected.
Use your iPhone. From your Mac.
With iPhone Mirroring, see and use what’s on your iPhone from your Mac. You can also drag and drop files between devices.
Sync your schoolwork across devices.
Control both your Mac and iPad using a single keyboard and mouse or trackpad with Universal Control. Create designs in Autodesk AutoCAD on Mac, then slide your cursor to iPad to make precise edits with Apple Pencil.
Quickly share with AirDrop.
Share photos and large files via Bluetooth between your iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and with other students’ nearby Apple devices. No internet needed.
iPad + Mac. Teamwork on full display.
With Sidecar, you can use your iPad as a display that extends your Mac desktop. So you can work in one app while you reference another or mirror the screens so they display the same content.
All the apps you need. And an app-load more.
Goodnotes, Mail, Microsoft Excel, Maps
Final Cut Pro, Procreate Dreams
MATLAB, SketchUp
Keynote, Msty Studio, Pixelmator Pro
Xcode
Run your favorite productivity apps — from Google Workspace for Education, Goodnotes, and Microsoft 365 to Notability and Slack.
Whether you’re designing a zine or creating a full-length film, apps like Final Cut Pro and Pixelmator Pro bring your projects — and side hustles — to life. Unlock our full collection of creativity apps with Apple Creator Studio.
Analyze data with MATLAB, create designs in Autodesk AutoCAD, craft models on iPad using Apple Pencil with Shapr3D, and study anatomy in 3D with Complete Anatomy.
Make quick work of your to-do list with AI-powered workflows like ChatGPT integration into Apple Intelligence and generative AI apps including Gemini and Canva AI.
Mac is built to run powerful apps and comes in multiple models and sizes, each with several ports to connect high‑speed accessories and external displays.
iPad is great for multitasking on the go, taking video, and connecting from anywhere through Wi-Fi or cellular. Pair with Magic Keyboard to type or Apple Pencil to draw and take notes.
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Learn to do more with Mac and iPad.
Yes. With Apple Intelligence, you can use Writing Tools to proofread your notes, emails, and papers on Mac and iPad.3 They’re available in most places you write, including third-party apps and websites.
On Mac, select the text you want to refine, Control-click the selected text, then choose Show Writing Tools.
Tip: To open Writing Tools in some apps — like Notes and Mail — you can hold the pointer over the selected text and click , or click in the toolbar.
Click Proofread. Apple Intelligence checks your text for grammatical and spelling errors. All changes are underlined with a glowing line.
Do any of the following:
Switch between the updated and original versions of your text: Click .
View changes and an explanation for each change: Click and .
Revert to the unedited version of your text: Click Revert.
Use Freeform on Mac or iPad to create a shared whiteboard to plan your ideas for anything from group projects to organizing a volunteer event. And with an Apple Creator Studio subscription, you can unlock premium content and features in Freeform.
Gather ideas and collaborate with others.
You can put just about any kind of file in a Freeform board without worrying about layouts or page sizes. To collaborate, invite others to start working together in real time on a board.
Subscribe to Apple Creator Studio to access a rich library of premium content and AI-powered features like automatic cropping and advanced image generation. Only $2.99 per month for college students.4
Learn to create great apps for all Apple platforms with Swift and Xcode — whether you’re taking your first software class or working on a technical side project.
With Quick Note, you can jot down ideas and add links, no matter what you’re doing on your Mac. And you can customize the look of folders and files with colors, symbols, or emoji, or choose a custom icon for any file or folder.
Create a Quick Note
If you’re working in an app and want to write something down, you can easily create a Quick Note. Do one of the following:
Use the keyboard shortcut: Press and hold , then press Q.
Use hot corners: Move the pointer to the bottom-right corner of the screen (the default hot corner for Quick Note), then click the note that appears. To change or turn off the hot corner, see Use hot corners.
Note: Although you can customize the Home folder, you can’t customize other folders that come with your Mac, such as Applications, Library, System, and Users.
It’s easy to record group study sessions on iPad and get a searchable transcript.
Go to the Notes app on your iPad.
In a note, tap , then tap Record Audio.
To start the recording, tap .
To take notes while recording, swipe down from the top of the screen.
When you’re done, tap .
To see the transcript, tap .
Note: Spoken words in supported languages are automatically transcribed. If you don’t see , your iPad either doesn’t meet the minimum requirements or doesn’t detect a supported language.
If you subscribe to Apple Creator Studio, you can use a text outline to generate a presentation in Keynote, complete with titles, bullet points, and a consistent theme.
Yes. Use Image Wand in Apple Intelligence to turn a rough sketch into a related image that complements your notes.
Go to the Notes app on your iPad.
Open an existing note or tap to start a new note.
Tap , create a sketch using your finger or Apple Pencil, then tap Image Wand.
Circle your sketch, enter a description, then tap .
Swipe through the created images to find one you like.
Tap to choose a different style — Animation, Illustration, or Sketch.
To refine your image, tap a description, then edit it. To save it, tap Done.
Note: Apple Intelligence is not available on all iPad models or in all languages or regions. To access the most recent available features, make sure you’re using the latest version of iPadOS and have Apple Intelligence turned on.
Minimize notifications and distractions with Focus. Set a Focus on Mac and it easily syncs across your other Apple devices.
Go to the System Settings app on your Mac.
Click Focus in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.)
Do one of the following:
Add a provided Focus: Click Add Focus, then click a Focus, such as Gaming or Work.
Create a custom Focus: Click Add Focus, then click Custom. Enter a name, select a color and icon, then click OK. For example, you might create a Study Focus. You can create up to 10.
Turn Intelligent Breakthrough & Silencing on or off.
When Intelligent Breakthrough & Silencing is on, Apple Intelligence allows important notifications to interrupt you and silences notifications determined not to be important. Any notifications specifically allowed or silenced will always be allowed or silenced.
Use Stage Manager to keep your desktop organized as you multitask. It keeps the app you’re working with front and center, with other apps neatly arranged along the left side of the screen for quick access.
On your Mac, you can:
Switch apps: Click an app on the left side of the screen.
Arrange windows: Reposition, resize, and overlap windows to suit your workflow.
Group apps: Drag an app from the left side of the screen to add it to a group of apps in the center of the screen.
Ungroup apps: Drag an app to the left side of the screen to remove it from the group.
If you turned off “Show recent apps in Stage Manager” in Stage Manager settings, the list of apps on the left is hidden. Move the pointer to the left edge of the screen to show it.
Yes. Apple devices come with built-in accessibility features like Magnifier, a digital magnifying glass that zooms in on, detects, and describes objects around you, and Live Captions, which provides real-time captions of lectures and audio.
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