Perks of being a student

Jake Fischer, OMN Photographer

A photo illustration of third year, Lucas Fischer (he/him), picking up boxes on his porch on April 24 in Corvallis. Many websites and companies offer discounts to students enrolled in classes.

Mylizah Johnson, Contributor

Being a student has its ups and downs, but one of the best things about pursuing higher education is its perks. Whether it be in store or online, the world wants to make it a better place for scholars and their wallets and does so by providing an array of discounts. 

Luckily, instead of having to go digging through Google and articles explaining which offers are available and how to get them, I’ve taken it upon myself to do the backbreaking work and compile a list of the most notable online discounts available for students pursuing a college degree.

UniDays

  • Study tools such as
    • Grammarly; 20% off a premium subscription
    • Quizlet; seven days free + 15% off
    • Perlego; seven days free +15% off
    • Duolingo; free for two months 
    • Skill Share; one month free
  • Fashion
    • Discounts with your favorite stores
  • Beauty
    • Discounts with your favorite stores
  • Food and drink 
  • Health and Fitness
  • Lifestyle
  • Technology, Sports and Media

Hulu student discount

  • Get unlimited access to Hulu’s streaming TV library through our ad-supported plan. Enjoy full seasons of exclusive series, hit movies, Hulu Originals, kids shows and tons more
  • Watch on your TV, laptop, phone, and tablet
  • Watch on two different screens at the same time
  • $2 Disney add on

Amazon Prime

  • $7.49/month
  • Prime delivery, video reading, exclusives, music, gaming & more
  • Free food delivery w/Grubhub
  • Up to 10% off flights and hotels
  • Entertainment for 99 cents/month

Spotify

  • $4.99/month
  • Hulu and Showtime

Paramount

  • $3.74/month

YouTube Premium

  • One month free, then $6.99/month

Apple TV

  • Two-year limit
  • $5.99/month
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