I have a specific question about your current pricing model. And as a department, we need to factor in its affordability to students when choosing which software to teach. Pricing your software so that it's affordable and in reach of many students will ensure they become proficient at the college level and continue to utilize it as professionals.

My college had 3 students who were finalists in SketchUp's College Ascent competition this year, and they all used Enscape. In comparison, the academic version of SketchUp is $59 / yr and Revit is free. While I understand the need for some compensation, I think you might not realize that $150 / year is a steep price for many students. I, along with my students, am saddened by the sharp increase in your pricing for students, especially for students like mine who currently need the program for 1/3 of a quarter as an intro Freshman class and then probably won't use the software for another year. I teach SketchUp and Enscape in the Interior Design Program at Bellevue College in Seattle, WA.

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