Student edition. No longer a student but wish to transfer to new P

[Kojak]

When I bought MS Office Student edition, I was indeed a student at the time
and the product was succesfully activated. My old PC is no longer cutting the
mustard, so I am keen to build a more powerful computer system as I'm now
using it for other things besides word/excel (e.g. AV editing). This PC will
have a new mobo, CPU, hard-drive and VGA. Although I have read on this
newsgroup that installations on newer PCs are allowed, what's not clear is
whether or not you still have to be a student at the time of re-activation.
To clarify, I'm no longer a student, and I want to install my previously
activated Office student edition on a completly new pc. Does this pose a
problem?

 

[JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP]]

http://www.microsoft.com/office/editions/prodinfo/students/doyouqualify.mspx

According to this page, although it is a restricted license, you are still
eligible to use the product after you no longer qualify as a student. You
will have to re-activate it by phone tho.