Best Student Discounts You Can Get With An ID or .edu Email
You can save a lot if you're a student. Here's how.
Without any proof
With an .edu email
- Amazon Prime reduction
- Adobe discount
- Best Buy
- Autodesk
- Asos
- Microsoft Office
- The Washington Post
- The New York Times
- Skillshare
- Unidays
With a valid ID card
- free museum tickets
- Cell Phone Plans (AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile)
- Spotify
- Samsung
- General Motors
- GitHub Student Developer Pack
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SmarterCollege Team
SmarterCollege came into existence to help students and families save money through scholarships, student loans and other financial products. The SmarterCollege Team has worked with tens of thousands of students and families to help them save money.
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