15 Popular Brands With Legit College Students Discounts
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15 Popular Stores And Brands Giving Discounts To College Students, Broke Or Otherwise

I mean, when it comes to finances and personal spending, there's basically nothing left in our bank accounts.

Saneera Kankanala
Jul 31, 2018
Rutgers University
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Being a college student can be tough. I mean, when it comes to finances and personal spending, there's basically nothing left in our bank accounts. Well, I have discounts for some of the brands that students love the most!

1. BooHoo: 50% off

This store is pretty popular and has some of the best, fashion-forward clothing that you can find on the Internet! You're welcome.

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2. Missguided: 50% off

This store is another one of student favorites. What's there not to love about Misguided?

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3. Meshki: 10% off

Meshki has the best swimming apparel! There are so many styles to choose from so buy one while summer is still here!

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4. PacSun: extra 15% off

Another student favorite! PacSun has really good jeans, that you definitely won't want to miss.

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5. Colourpop: 10% off

Affordable makeup? Yes, please! Colourpop is known for quality products sold at a cheap price. Makeup lovers, this one is for you.

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6. ASOS: 10% off

Did somebody say fashion? ASOS has EVERYTHING. From shoes to clothes to hats, ASOS has it all!

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7. Kate Spade: 15% off

Need a bag for the new school year? Kate Spade has so many fashionable purses and bags as well as other accessories that you should definitely get your hands on.

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8. Levi’s: 15% off

Hello? The best jeans ever!? Levi's is the place for you! With so many styles to chose from, Levi's jeans will surely never disappoint you.

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9. Adidas: 15% off

Stylish sneakers at a great price? Adidas has great sportswear as well as shoes that will make you look amazing at the gym.

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10. Charlotte Russe: extra 10% off

Charlotte Russe has cute dresses for any occasion at a price that you'll LOVE. Have a birthday coming up and don't know what to wear? Charlotte Russe is for you.

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11. American Eagle: 20% off

Another place for really good jeans! American Eagle has all types of clothing that will make you look super fashionable for this upcoming semester.

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12. PINK: 15% off

Who doesn't love Victoria's Secret and PINK? All the sportswear, bras, or sweatpants that you could ever need is at this store.

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13. Ugg: 10% off

Unfortunately, the winter season is coming up whether we like it or not. Ugg has the comfiest boots for you.

14. Aerie: 20% off

Just like Victoria's Secret but cheaper. Find your most comfortable bra here!

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15. Aeropostale: extra 15% off

Aeropostale has been everyone's favorite store since they were kids. Find your favorite styles and more at this store.

Details here.

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