[remarkEon]

> So I need to pay money to a big institution to be considered a student? Many 'students' would probably be in a better financial situation than a non-'student' who is trying to learn.

This points out sort of the paradox we have here...it's argued that you should just "learn to code," but then they're requiring here that in order to do this you need to be part of some larger engine of learning that my or may not have anything to do with what you're trying to learn in the first place. So which is it?

[smeyer]

In order to sign up for this student pack, you need to be part of a larger institution. You can still learn to code without signing up for this student pack.