Apple Laptops $25 Off at the Tech Store
University students, faculty and staff get $25 off the purchase price on qualifying 13/14/16-inch Macbook Pro and MacBook Air laptops at the U of A Tech Store. This applies to personal purchases only, including payroll deduction purchases. The offer is valid now through March 26.
The Tech Store provides academic discounts as well as installation and repairs on Apple and Dell devices. Departments can order customized or in-stock items through the Tech Store. Appointed employees can make personal purchases using payroll deduction. Stop by our on-campus location (616 N. Garland Ave.) or shop online.
Contacts
Rachel Gerner, project/program specialist
University Information Technology Services
479-387-3824,
rgerner@uark.edu
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