Save up to $400 on Apple products at CORETECH

CORETECH is recognizing WSU faculty and staff at the Cougar Appreciation Sale. Join us for savings up to $400: Thursday, April 25, 7 a.m.–5:30 p.m. in Pullman on the CUB Ground Floor. Everyday Apple Education pricing plus special sale discounts make this the perfect time to purchase Mac notebooks and iMac devices, as well as iPad products.

Eligible WSU employees can purchase through payroll deduct to spread the balance over six or twelve months with an initial payment of just 10 percent of the total cost. Plus, enter to win a GoPro HERO+ LCD, a $150 value, and enjoy free snacks and refreshments all day!

View full event details here.

By Communications staff, Washington State University

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