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Stata/MP, Stata/SE, and Stata/BE all run on any machine, but Stata/MP runs faster. You can purchase a Stata/MP license for up to the number of cores on your machine (maximum is 64). For example, if your machine has eight cores, you can purchase a Stata/MP license for eight cores, four cores, or two cores.
I want to buy STATA MP for when I start my faculty job in the fall (so I'm not always reliant on VPN). I notice that the faculty version is more expensive than the student version (perpetual) - should I buy before I graduate, so I can pay the student price? Is there anything I lose by having "student" vs. "faculty" version in the years to come?
Well couldn't one buy it now and then retroactively apply startup funds to it? I ask because I already agreed a startup package of a $ amount with STATA in it, so I figure buying it now will be a way for me to conserve more of my startup $$ (since I could get a perpetual student license rather than a faculty one at a higher price)
I want to buy STATA MP for when I start my faculty job in the fall (so I'm not always reliant on VPN). I notice that the faculty version is more expensive than the student version (perpetual) - should I buy before I graduate, so I can pay the student price? Is there anything I lose by having "student" vs. "faculty" version in the years to come?
And no, I don't want to pirate it, so please don't suggest that. I have STATA budgeted for in my startup package... :-)
I am a college student and my class requires me to use stata. However, being in Corona time I have 2 different places that I work on school work and have 2 computers that I use. I will be the only one using stata on these computers and they will never be used at the same time.
Ok, I see the prices here ( -pricing/) but any workarounds if not enrolled as a student? Also, realistically, which version should one purchase? And, if you buy a cheaper version, but then need a larger dataset, can you upgrade without paying the full price of the better version?
Stata: A statistical software package with a redesigned graphical user interface, publication quality graphics, a large number of statistical procedures that range from basic to cutting-edge, and a powerful syntax and programming language.
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Kent State University maintains a university-wide, limited seat license for SAS. All currently-employed faculty and staff, as well as currently-enrolled students are eligible to request a copy of SAS at no charge. The Division of Information Technology currently distributes SAS 9.4 software and licenses. SAS licenses must be renewed yearly. Note that SAS is only available for Windows operating systems.
Kent State University has a limited-seat license for NVivo for Windows and NVivo for Mac. All currently-employed faculty and staff, as well as currently-enrolled graduate students are eligible to request a license at no charge. Undergraduate students who need NVivo for a formal research project or for work as a Kent State research assistant should have their faculty advisor contact soft...@kent.edu to request a license on their behalf.
Kent State University currently does not have licenses for Stata. However, Kent State faculty, staff, and current students can purchase Stata at a greatly reduced price through the Stata Prof+ Plan (formerly Stata GradPlan). Orders are placed directly through the Stata web site, and once the order is processed, the software can be downloaded immediately.
Kent State University maintains a university-wide site license for JMP and JMP Pro. All currently-employed faculty and staff, as well as currently-enrolled students are eligible to request a copy of the software at no charge. JMP is compatible with both Windows and Mac operating systems.
All Kent State University faculty, staff, and students have access to Qualtrics at no charge. Qualtrics is accessed through the browser, so you do not need to install any special software in order to use it, and you can access Qualtrics from any internet-connected computer.
What can I use it for? Enrolled students, faculty, and staff can use Stata for university-related teaching, research, or administrative purposes. Use for other purposes requires the purchase of a commercial license.
Where can I get support? OIT offers Minimal Support to University of Tennessee, Knoxville-area students, faculty, and staff for Stata, however there is a very active and helpful support group named StataList.
The Department of Information Technology, in conjunction with the University Libraries, is excited to announce Stata is now available for student and faculty use. Stata is a statistical package that is designed for researchers and is used in the fields of economics, sociology, political science, biomedicine and epidemiology. While SPSS is still available to all University faculty and undergraduate students and graduate students, faculty and students can now request to use Stata for their research as well.
Why Stata?
Stata offers both pull-down menus and command syntax. Stata commands are very intuitive and easy to use and learn. Stata has a powerful, reproducible documentation, and version control systems. These systems ensure that researchers will have the same results every time they run the commands. Stata offers a wide number of learning resources including short video tutorials on how to use Stata.
University Libraries launched its Data Services Group in Fall 2019. Librarians and a Data Support Specialist are available to provide training in data management, specific tools like Stata, SPSS and R, Survey Research Methods for Qualtrics and Data Management for Seton Hall University students, faculty, staff, and administrators. For further information, please view the Data Services website.
With regard to comparing student versions of Stata and SPSS, the Stata student version only limits the number of variables and observations that you can have in a data set. SPSS limits the types of analysis you can run.
IT staff can access installers from SWDist for university-owned computers. Licenses for personally-owned computers can be purchased from the ITS Software Store.
Economics PhD students can access department-funded licenses for their personally-owned computers following these instructions.
The UmichITAM software-sharing consortium maintains a group license for its members. Faculty, staff, sponsored affiliates, and students can obtain licenses for university-owned computers by requesting from their unit IT support. Licenses for personally-owned computers can be purchased from the ITS Software Store (see details above) using a Shortcode.
Consulting for Statistics, Computing & Analytics Research (CSCAR) provides free statistical consulting to all U-M faculty, staff, and graduate students with the design, planning, analysis, and presentation of research studies.
Vanderbilt University provides its users with remote access to the Basic Edition (BE) of Stata via a virtual desktop. Alternately, educators and students may purchase more sophisticated versions of Stata at discounted rates.
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OSUnet VPN service is designed as a solution for faculty, staff and students to provide remote usage to the OSUnet network that is authenticated and secure. It is for university-related business only and must be left with your department and removed from your home computer when you leave Ohio State.
Mathematica is a technical computing system used by science, industry and academia. It combines high-precision numeric and symbolic computation with data visualization and programming capabilities. This license is maintained by the College of Arts and Sciences. The student version, available via electronic download through OTDI as "Mathematica for Students," is intended for use on student-owned computers to be used for instruction and research activities.
MINITAB is a statistical analysis software package available to faculty and regular staff for use on campus, in student labs and on Ohio State owned machines for university-related business. To receive access, submit a Site Licensed Software request. Minitab recommends using the web version of the software. Instructions can be found at
Oracle is available to faculty, staff and students on main and regional campuses for administrative, teaching, research, or community service functions. Commercial and home use is prohibited. It is not available for use in the Medical Center for non-medical functions such as patient management and billing. Software must be returned when you leave Ohio State.
SAS Teaching and Research creates accurate, predictive and descriptive models on large volumes of data across different sources in an organization. Faculty and staff should order "SAS Teaching and Research;" students should order "SAS." Each copy for Windows desktop use is designated for teaching/research use only. For each site license copy purchased you may use a copy on one home computer; software must be returned when you leave Ohio State. SAS Genetics is an option for teaching/research use only. All SAS software is renewable each September. View documentation on the SAS website.
SPSS is a comprehensive statistical analysis package. Available to faculty and staff for use on the main and regional campuses and at home for university-related business, including teaching and academic research. Available to students for use on their personally-owned computer. Ohio State owns a Teaching and Research license.
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