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My country, Romania, is listed as an eligible country for the Cursor Student program:

Due to our verification process, this promotion is only available for verified students at universities in the following countries: Australia, Austria, … Romania, … United States.

My university—the Polytechnic University of Timișoara—also appears in the list of valid institutions during validation. However, I’m unable to sign up because my student email, which ends in @student.upt.ro, does not use the .edu TLD.

Please advise on how I can complete verification with my @student.upt.ro address or what alternative proof I can provide.

Thank you for your assistance.

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Same here, I’m from Bangladesh and my uni also desn’t provide .edu email! It’s frustrating

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Same here, I’m from UK and our educational emails are ending with .ac.uk.

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Same with my issue from NZ uni email .ac.nz
I got the verification link and that link is broken

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help me im from belgeium haivng the same issue!

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Got the same issue with .ie from Ireland. I’m going to write to them and see if this might help.

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similar Issue my uni gives .ac.in mail id in india

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Same in South Korea. @~.ac.kr doesn’t works

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Same in Canada @algonquinlive.com doesn’t works

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Same, could I please get the access?

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Same here in Japan . How could I handle this?? @—–.ac.jp

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been looking for a solution since a week ago. Sent a request email to them but they respond with “Please submit a request with your student mail” which is clearly the one i am sending the mail from but they just ignore it

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Hello everyone,

I’m running into the same issue that many others seem to be facing with the student discount application.

I applied with my official university-issued email address, which ends in “.ac.jp” (the standard academic domain in Japan), but I received a reply from a support assistant telling me to apply with a “.edu” address.

This is happening despite Japan being clearly listed as an eligible country on the FAQ page. It feels a bit disappointing, as if the support team assumes every university in the world is under the US system and uses a “.edu” domain.

If anyone has faced this same problem and managed to resolve it, I would appreciate it if you could share how you did it.

Thanks.