Apple Discontinues 'iOS Developer University Program' for Students
Apple has discontinued the iOS Developer University Program as of May 15, according to a notice on its website and an email sent to program members.

The program allowed university professors and other eligible instructors to create a development team with up to 200 students, who could create and test apps without needing to pay the usual $99 annual fee for Apple Developer Program membership.
Apple says accredited educational institutions can still enroll in the Apple Developer Program at no cost by submitting a fee waiver request.
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