SPSS Statistics for Students

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NOTES:

  • This version of SPSS Statistics is available to TXST students and should be used for academic purposes only. 
  • A student NetID and password are required to install this version of SPSS Statistics
  • If you leave the university, you will be required to uninstall this software.
  • Before installing the SPSS software, you will need to close all programs and windows.
  • In order to have SPSS licensed to work, you will need to start a livechat. From here, an ITAC agent will start a 5-10 minute remote session to help you set up your software. Please have your SPSS 6-digit ticket number handy. Be sure you have installed SPSS before starting a livechat.

If you have questions about these prerequisites, please contact ITAC before proceeding.

Installation Instructions

Step 1:

Install the software below on your personal computer. To install this software, you must agree to comply with the Texas State Software Code of Ethics as listed below.

Windows

If you get the Windows protected your PC message when opening the SPSS-Standalone.exe, click More Info and then Run any way to get the installation to start.

Step 2:

Submit this form to request a license key:

Step 3:

Start a livechat. From here, an ITAC agent will start a 5-10 minute remote session to help you set up your software. Please have your SPSS 6-digit ticket number handy. Be sure you have installed SPSS before starting a livechat.

Check the box below before selecting a software to download.
Select the software to install:
SPSS Statistics for Windows (Students) 857 MB

 

    
SPSS Statistics for Mac (Students) 837 MB
 
   


REMINDER: After installation, you will need to submit this form. The software won't work for you until you complete all three steps. You will then start a livechat so an ITAC agent can start a 5-10 minute remote session to help you set up your software.

Software Code of Ethics for  Texas State University
Software will be used only in accordance with its license agreement. Unless otherwise provided in the license, any duplication of copyrighted software, except for backup and archival purposes, is a violation of copyright law. In addition to violating copyright law, unauthorized duplication of software is contrary to Texas State University-San Marcos's standards of conduct. The following points are to be followed to comply with software license agreements:
  1. All software is used in accordance with its license agreements.
  2. Licensed software will be provided to all users who need it per the Supported Desktop Software Initiative. No Texas State user may make any unauthorized copies of any software under any circumstances. Anyone found copying software other than for backup purposes is subject to disciplinary action.
  3. The use of any unauthorized copies of software in our organization will not be tolerated. Any person illegally reproducing software can be subject to civil and criminal penalties including fines and imprisonment. We do not condone illegal copying of software under any circumstances and anyone whom makes, uses, or otherwise acquires unauthorized software may be disciplined.
  4. No user may give software to any outsiders, including students, clients, customers, family or friends.
  5. Any user who determines that there may be a misuse of software within the organization will notify the Software Licensing Coordinator for Technology Resources or department head.
  6. All software used by the organization on organization-owned computers will be purchased through appropriate procedures.
  7. See also UPPS 01.04.27, Intellectual Property: Ownership and Use of Copyrighted Works for details on Texas State's policy.
I have read the software code of ethics for Texas State University-San Marcos.   I am fully aware of the organization's software compliance policies and agree to abide by the policies. I understand that violation of any above policies may result in disciplinary sanctions.