Finance and Cents

50+ Best Discounts For College Students

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Here are some of the most popular discounts for university students that you can get online and in person!

Discount Programs For Students

  • UNiDAYS: app with access to online and in store deals for students, 150+ brands
  • Student Beans: app with discounts for students
  • Student Advantage: thousands of discounts of food, travel, shopping and more in this app

Entertainment

  • AMC Theatres: bring your student ID to save money on admission tickets
  • Cinemark Theatres: discounts with your student ID
  • Regal: student discounts at participating theaters
  • Hulu: $1.99 as long as you are a college student
  • Museums: many museums have students discounts with your student ID
  • Peacock: $1.99 for 12 months
  • YouTube Premium: 1 month free trial, then 7.99 a month 

Music

Food

  • Door Dash: students can get a Student DashPass for $4.99
  • Arby’s: save 10% at participating locations with ID
  • Burger King: save 10% at participating locations with ID
  • Chick-fil-A: free drink at participating locations with a meal with ID
  • Dunkin’: 10% off at participating locations with ID
  • McDonald’s: 10% off your purchase at participating locations with ID
  • TacoBell: 10% off at participating locations with ID
  • Blue Apron: 50% off for the first 4 weeks
  • EveryPlate: 75% off your first box
  • HelloFresh: 55% off your first box

Check apps like Student Beans for more deals and discounts on fast food.

Note: Check your restaurants to see if they have a college student discount. Many discounts are 10%+ and require your student ID

Retail

Software

Technology

Transportation

  • Airline Tickets: most airlines offer student fare with free extra baggage
  • Amtrak: students save 15% on train tickets
  • Allstate: discounts for college students
  • GEICO: discounts available in most states from $100-$200
  • StudentUniverse: flight deals for students
  • United Airlines: 5% discount on for Mileage Plus members (student or not) between 18-23 years old, for United Economy or Basic Economy seats

Newspapers

  • The New Yorker: $1 a week digital subscription, $1.50 a week for print + digital subscription for students
  • The Wall Street Journal: $2 a month for a year or $24 annually for students, WSJ For Students: free online access (WSJ Online and WSJ App, newsletters, podcasts)
  • The Atlantic: student discounts available
  • The New York Times: complimentary access to NYT online
  • The Economist: 50% off digital subscription, free Espresso (limited access to The Economist, one daily podcast, newsletters, Espresso app, weekly quizzes and crosswords)

Mental Health Apps

  • Headspace: 85% off for students
  • Calm: free 3 month trial with Amazon Prime Student

Cell Phones

  • AT&T: students can save $10 a month through the AT&T Signature Program
  • Verizon: students can save up to $25 a month (two lines) on Unlimited mobile service ($10 for one line)

Other ways to find deals and discounts include: RetailMeNot, fast food apps such as Starbucks and McDonald’s, and signing up for companies’ emails.

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