Alternatively, MacOS users can follow the instructions outlined in MacMail for (Students). This option is best for student's who prefer Microsoft Outlook's interface.
#GOOGLE APPS MIGRATION FOR MICROSOFT OUTLOOK FOR MAC FOR MAC#
Microsoft Outlook for Mac Adding your Account Manually
Enter the app password you generated and subsequently copied in Step 6. NOTE: If you already have an address in Outlook, go to File > Accounts > Add Account. Type in your Wharton address & Check "Let me set up my account manually". Copy the generated password and store it in a secure location. Enter whatever name you like and click Generate. Click Select App and select Other (Custom Name). Navigate to Security > Signing in to Google > App Passwords. Click your profile icon in the top-right and select Google Account. Navigate to and login to your Wharton Gmail account. At Step 12, instead of using a generated app password, use your normal Wharton password. Note: If you don't have two-step enabled. This process will only add your mail account to Outlook. Configure Magento 2 to send email using Google App, Gmail, Amazon Simple Email Service (SES), Microsoft Office365 and many other SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer. This option is best for students who want multiple addresses per Outlook profile or do not want/need editable calendars in the Outlook application. Sync Note: If you notice that Outlook stops syncing with your account after you've been using it for a while, try updating the Google Sync client by clicking the link above and re-downloading and installing it. The G Suite Sync will start syncing automatically. Start Outlook and choose your profile name. Leave all check-boxes blank and click Create Profile. Allow G Suite Sync permissions to access your account. Your default web browser will pop up with Google login page. 
Listed as Set up a G Suite Sync user in your installed applications.Note: This process adds a new profile (you should not add other addresses to this profile) and thus is inconvenient for students who have multiple addresses in Outlook.
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