Speaking as a student: please have educational, and primarily, student and faculty pricing.
Too many businesses assume 501(c)(3) or bust. Most student organizations are not 501(c)(3) because that takes time and money, and in some settings, can even jeopardize affiliation with the school. The result is that student organizations exist in service purgatory between being full non-profits and educational groups. Our ability to request educational and 501(c)(3) services is either limited by legal status or the school's administrators.
