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Dropbox offering up to 25GB free space for students competing in their Space Race

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Dropbox has announced a new program called the Space Race meant for school and university students where you can earn up to 25GB for yourself and your schoolmates while competing against other schools in the program.

To be part of this program, you have to be from one of the eligible educational institutions and have their official email address. Once you create an account with this ID, you automatically get 3GB of space by default for two years. If you already have an account or want to register with some other email address you can but you still have to confirm your school ID with them.

Every time a student from your institution creates an account this way it gets 1 point. If you go through the Get Started page, your institution gets 2 points. If you refer someone, you get 500MB for free. The more points your institution earns, the more storage each of the registered members can get, up to 25GB in total for two years.

The program lasts for eight weeks and you can try to get as many points as you can by the end of it and see which of the institutions in the end got the most points.

To register or find out more about the Space Race, click on the source link below.

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