I don't have any direct experience with DHgate BUT when I was at Uni we had a little thing called the MSDN AA (Microsoft Developers Network Academic Alliance) and it basically allowed us to get a single, legal, registered copy of a very good selection of MS products.
The products included a bunch of different windows versions, a couple of different visual studio combinations, office and a bunch of other stuff relating to programming.
Even though you could only apply for and download a single copy, the page that generated the serial numbers was refreshable and you could sit there all day refreshing and copying down all these serials, I had about 20 for windows XP alone at the time.
Now Im not saying that this guy is legit but it is very easy to get student licences for some software depending on the arrangement the college/Uni has with that particular company.