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@Anonymous
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No as a student you are unable to have the 2013 version for the following 2 reasons.
1. The 2013 product lines is retied and no longer supported by Autodesk.
2. Students license are only for the current release (2017) and 3 legacy versions (2014-2016).
Also I'm not a Civil3D user or expert. I know there is compatibility issues in the newer versions of Civil 3D but not sure if you had 2014 and the school had 2013 if you would have a problem.
Why isn't your school upgrading? If is a qualified educational institution they can can the latest version.. 
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@Anonymous
Welcome to the community..
No as a student you are unable to have the 2013 version for the following 2 reasons.
1. The 2013 product lines is retied and no longer supported by Autodesk.
2. Students license are only for the current release (2017) and 3 legacy versions (2014-2016).
Also I'm not a Civil3D user or expert. I know there is compatibility issues in the newer versions of Civil 3D but not sure if you had 2014 and the school had 2013 if you would have a problem.
Why isn't your school upgrading? If is a qualified educational institution they can can the latest version..
Mark Lancaster
& Autodesk Services MarketPlace Provider
Autodesk Inventor Certified Professional & not an Autodesk Employee
Likes is much appreciated if the information I have shared is helpful to you and/or others
Did this resolve your issue? Please accept it "As a Solution" so others may benefit from it.
@Anonymous
@Mark.Lancaster is correct, you cannot get the 2013 license as a student. That being said, the school should've updated their version of the software. Depending on their contract, you maybe using the Educational Master Suite which should expire soon, then they will also be forced to upgrade to a newer version.
Civil 3D is not backwards compatible with regard to AEC content ( intelligent information ), but you can export all of the objects as AutoCAD lines, circles, arcs & text...
So if your teacher grade work by reviewing the civil 3d objects (grading, corridors, profiles, etc.) then there's nothing you can do. Otherwise, you could use any version then export the file as a vanilla AutoCAD dwg file. To export, go to Application Menu > Export > Export Civil 3D Drawing
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Synergis Engineering Design Solutions
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@Anonymous
@Mark.Lancaster is correct, you cannot get the 2013 license as a student. That being said, the school should've updated their version of the software. Depending on their contract, you maybe using the Educational Master Suite which should expire soon, then they will also be forced to upgrade to a newer version.
Civil 3D is not backwards compatible with regard to AEC content ( intelligent information ), but you can export all of the objects as AutoCAD lines, circles, arcs & text...
So if your teacher grade work by reviewing the civil 3d objects (grading, corridors, profiles, etc.) then there's nothing you can do. Otherwise, you could use any version then export the file as a vanilla AutoCAD dwg file. To export, go to Application Menu > Export > Export Civil 3D Drawing
If this information was helpful, please consider using the Accept Solution
Darin Green
Director of Customer Support
Synergis Engineering Design Solutions
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