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Microsoft 365 requires a subscription to unlock full features.
You can still access apps like Word and Excel for free.
Free options include using the web version or the mobile app.
No matter what phase of your education or professional life you may find yourself in, from time to time, you'll likely still need to access Microsoft 365 (formerly known as Microsoft Office) software like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, or Outlook. But if you aren't using it regularly, you probably don't want to pay the $100+ a year for a subscription.
Luckily, there are a few ways to access Microsoft 365 apps totally free. Yes, there are caveats -- but for most people, they won't matter.
Here are three ways to use Microsoft 365 for free.
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