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Student Discounts You Need In Your Life

College is expensive; make it enjoyable with these.

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Student Discounts You Need In Your Life

College is expensive, but it is also the time we should really start cracking down when it comes to a budget to prepare ourselves for the very near, very scary future. However, somethings are just too great to not have as a student, especially with a college discount. Here are some deals you can score with you college ID.

1. 50% off Amazon Prime membership

2. 50% of Spotify Premium

3. 15% off your purchase at Express

4. Free public transportation*

*In participating cities/towns

5. 15% off your purchase at Charlotte Rousse

6. 15% off your purchase at Francesca's Boutique

7. Up to $100 Apple gift card with purchase

8. College movie nights at participating theaters

9. Insurance deals

Insurance companies offer a special price for good grades.... Study hard!

10. 15% back on your Discovery student loan for good grades

11. Discounted New York Times subscription

12. 15% off purchase at Kate Spade

13. 15% of your Banana Republic purchase

14. 10% off your Top Shop purchase

15. 10% off at Eddie Bauer

16. Free Microsoft Office subscription*

*At participating colleges

17. studentuniverse.com offers tons of affordable flights with a dot edu address


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