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Hello, I am a current college student and my school is partnered with AWS through educational programs. I previously created an AWS account and signed up for AWS Educate, but I never received the credits I was supposed to get upon signing up.

Since then, I have continued developing my cloud skills through my coursework and hands on labs. I am currently enrolled as a student and expect to remain enrolled until May 2028. I would like to continue exploring AWS services, building educational projects, and gaining more practical experience with cloud technologies.

I wanted to ask if there is any possibility of receiving the credits I never got from my initial signup, renewing my previous student credits if they did expire, or receiving additional educational credits through AWS programs. If there are any steps I need to take through my school's AWS partnership or any student programs I may qualify for, I would greatly appreciate your guidance.

Thank you for your time and assistance. I appreciate any support you can provide as I continue learning.

Kind regards, Robert

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I understand you're looking to access AWS educational credits as a student. Here are the key pathways available to you:

For AWS Educate credits, if you believe you were eligible but never received them after signing up, I recommend logging into your AWS Educate account to check your credit balance and account status. If credits are missing, you can contact AWS Educate support directly through the AWS Educate portal for assistance with your specific account situation.

Since your school has an AWS partnership through educational programs, I'd suggest reaching out to your institution's program administrator or faculty contact. They can verify your enrollment in any institutional programs and help ensure you're properly registered to receive available credits. Educational institutions often have specific processes for distributing credits to enrolled students.

Additionally, you may want to explore whether your school participates in AWS Academy, which provides curriculum-based learning with credits included for hands-on labs. Your professors or IT department should be able to confirm if this program is available at your institution.

For any account-specific issues regarding credits that should have been applied but weren't, you can also add correspondence through the AWS Support Center at https://console.aws.amazon.com/support/ with details about your situation.

As you continue building your cloud skills through May 2028, these educational programs are designed to support students like you in gaining practical AWS experience. The key is ensuring you're properly enrolled in the programs your school offers and that your student status is verified in the relevant systems.

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