WSU CORETECH back-to-school sale

Buy a Mac for college. Get AirPods. Buy an iPad for college. Get Apple Pencil Pro.*

WSU’s Apple-authorized retail and service provider, CORETECH, is offering a back-to-school sale for students, faculty, and staff. In addition to an everyday education discount, Cougs can buy a Mac and receive free AirPods, or buy an iPad and receive a free Apple Pencil Pro.

CORETECH provides a range of tech and is located on the ground floor of the Compton Union Building. Their staff can help you find products that are ideal for specific work or majors. The deal is offered in-store or online at coretech.wsu.edu.

*Qualified purchasers receive promotion savings when they purchase an eligible Mac with eligible AirPods or eligible iPad with eligible Apple Pencil Pro at a qualifying location. Only one eligible promotion product per eligible Mac or eligible iPad per qualified purchaser. Offer subject to availability. While supplies last. Additional restrictions may apply. View full terms and conditions of offer. © 2024 Apple Inc. All rights reserved.

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