JMP^® Student Edition - FAQ

JMP® Student Edition includes all features available in JMP and JMP Pro. For an overview, visit our JMP Capabilities page or explore the JMP Analytic Workflow.

Qualified students, instructors, and academic researchers must be enrolled at, or an employee of, a degree-granting institution to get access and use JMP® Student Edition.

Accepted use includes course use by instructors and students and research projects related to degree requirements. Academic researcher use is limited to research that will be published in a journal, presented at an academic conference, or shared for the public good.

The creation of a free My JMP account is essential to access the software, get new versions, and renew the license. Using an academic email address is recommended to streamline verification.

Please note that JMP® Student Edition is renewable every 12 months at no cost, provided the user remains qualified as an academic user and can verify eligibility.

JMP® Student Edition is locally installed on Windows and Macintosh computers and based on the current version of JMP software. A full list of supported operating systems is available in our system requirements (Windows and macOS).

Go to jmp.com/student, select Get JMP for Free, and complete the four steps listed on the following page. Detailed steps for downloading and installing JMP® Student Edition are available at jmp.com/getse.

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Please note that each Student Edition user must obtain authorization to use the software before the course begins by following and completing the process described in the step-by-step guide.

To deploy JMP Student Edition in computer labs:

1. Obtain installation files.

The IT manager downloads the JMP Student Edition installers for Windows and Macintosh. The creation of a free My JMP profile is required.

2. Install software on lab computers.

• Individual installation: The IT manager installs JMP Student Edition on each lab PC.
• Image deployment: If using an image, the IT manager creates a base image with JMP Student Edition installed and deploys it to all lab PCs.

3. Confirm licenses and authorizations prior to course start.

Ensure that all users have obtained a JMP Student Edition license and have the necessary authorization to use the software.

4. Launch the software.

During the course, users launch JMP Student Edition on their assigned lab PCs. For login, the software prompts for an authorized email address. Students enter the email address used to obtain their license, receive a validation code, and enter the code in JMP. The software will start running, and users can begin their work.

5. Determine whether post-course uninstall is needed.

• Uninstall or leave: The software can be uninstalled from the lab PCs or remain installed for future use.
• Future usage: If left installed, future users will need to have an authorized email address to run the software.

Reminder for home use:  After obtaining authorization, students can install JMP Student Edition on their personal computers. Students can then use the software at home to complete assignments and projects.

For more information, please see the Deploying JMP Student Edition guide.

All personal information is handled in accordance with the JMP Privacy Statement.

JMP® Student Edition requires the following information: University name, course name or research field, user name, e-mail, city, state, zip code, and country.

This step in the process ensures JMP stays compliant with applicable laws.

When prompted, complete the form and click Submit. Completing this form opens a support case with our Engagement team, and you will receive a response within one business day.

If you have signed out of My JMP, the form will display the next time you sign in.

You can find the full license agreement here.

• How-to guides and videos for common statistical techniques are available at jmp.com/learn.
• Teaching resources, including case studies, data sets, and books by course subject are available at jmp.com/teach.
• The free online course, Statistical Thinking for Problem Solving is available at jmp.com/statisticalthinking.

For help with:

• My JMP: Contact info@jmp.com
• JMP software: Contact support@jmp.com
• Learning to use JMP: Visit jmp.com/academic
• Integrating JMP into your teaching: Contact academic@jmp.com