How Students can Sign Up for My.SolidWorks

How Students Can Sign Up for Free Access to My.SolidWorks

Free My.SolidWorks access for students is a benefit of a SolidWorks Education Network license with active subscription. Here is how your students can sign up:
  1. Go here: http://my.solidworks.com/account/student-access 
  2. Click the “Create Account” button
  3. Follow the 3 steps very closely on the next page. Make sure you select “I am not a SolidWorks customer or I do not have a SolidWorks Serial #” when signing up. Do not input the Student Access code until AFTER the account has been created.
  4. After you have created the account, log in and enter the student access code.






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