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I have been using Fusion360 for many years and learned how to design in 3D with this software. In this regard, first of all, I would like to thank AutoDesk for providing this facility for free for years. Recently, when I opened Fusion360, I realized that my license had expired. Like every year, I wanted to fill out the form on AutoDesk's website for renewal and request a renewal. I used the provided link to verify my educational use. The form did not recognize my University's name and directed me to SheerID page. I found my University's name using URL in SheerId (which indicates it's eligible), copied that name as directed, and pasted it into the first form. But the AutoDesk form still doesn't recognize my school's name. Upon checking, I realized that the form field also did not recognize any other institutions I tried (Harvard, Stanford, and many others).
Thinking that it might be due to SheerID, I contacted them and explained my situation. After several emails and suggestions (clearing cache, browser change), they informed me that the problem could not be fixed by them and asked me to contact AutoDesk. I wrote an e-mail to the relevant unit of AutoDesk but did not receive any response.
AutoDesk has provided this service for free for years, and I would still be grateful even if it announced that it would no longer be so. As far as I can see from other forum posts, similar problems have been experienced by others.
I lost a lot of time on this. If AutoDesk will no longer provide free education licenses, it will save people's time to say so.
I have many designs in my account and I'd be happy to keep using Fusion. But it's ok if AutoDesk won't provide an educational license anymore.
Many thanks,
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