23 Places That Give Student Discounts
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23 Places That Give Student Discounts

A list of some cool stores that take money off of students totals with a valid student ID.

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23 Places That Give Student Discounts

College students know the struggle of being broke. We eat 25 cent Ramen noodles and drink tap water. We can't afford to do laundry, let alone buy a new outfit. The thought of going out to dinner makes us cringe, even if it is just McDonald's. For the past year my motto has been, "If it isn't free, I can't afford it." Today I'm changing that. Thanks to some awesome places realizing students are broke, we can get some pretty good discounts. Grab your students ID and head out to the following places to score some good deals.

Clothing Stores

1. J.Crew

They give students 15 percent off with a valid student ID.


2. Banana Republic

Fifteen percent off full-priced items for students and teachers!


3. Goodwill

On Tuesday's students can get 20 percent off clothing.


4. Ann Taylor

Students get 15 percent off on full priced clothes.

5. The Limited

Students get 15 percent off.

6. Vineyard Vines

15 percent off for students IN STORE only.

7. Alex and Ani

Students can get 10 percent off in participating Alex and Ani stores.

8. Charlotte Russe

Students get 10 percent off with a valid ID.

9. Urban Outfitters

Participating stores offer 10 percent off full prices items.

10. Kate Spade Outlet Locations

Kate Spade OUTLET locations only offer students 15 percent off.


Restaurants

1. Shoney's

15 percent off an item with your student ID.


2. Chick-Fil-A

Participating restaurants offer a free drink to students. Be sure to check with you local store because not all of them offer this discount.

3. Burger King, Arby's, Buffalo Wild Wings, Dairy Queen, Dunkin' Donuts, Firehouse Subs, Subway, Sweet Tomatoes, Taco Bell, and Waffle House

All of the above offer 10 percent off at participating restaurants only. Your local restaurant might not be taking part in this discount.


Others

1. Amazon

Students get SIX months of free prime and can purchase it for half-off. ($50)

2. Art Museums

Most museums have discounted student tickets as well as student months.

3. FedEX

Offers 20 percent off shipping for students if you ship directly from their store.

4. Car Insurance

Insurance companies like State Farm and Allstate offer students around 20 percent off.

5. Supercuts

They give students 20 percent off on haircuts.

6. RadioShack

Students get 10 percent off full priced purchases.

7. AMC Theaters

Discounted movies are offered to students on Thursdays

8. Sam's Club

They offer students a discounted membership with an .edu email.

9. Phone Companies

Major phone companies offer various discounts to students with a valid ID and an .edu email.

10. Jiffy Lube

With a valid student ID you can get $10 or 10 percent off at Jiffy Lube.


Disclaimer: I personally have only tried about 90 percent of the places on the list. Each store/restaurant is different from location to location. Your local store might not participate in the discount, but it does not hurt to ask.

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