Ramen holds a special place in the hearts of college students, and its appeal goes beyond the delightful infusion of MSG. The affordability of ramen contrasts sharply with the financial strains of college life. From tuition fees to living expenses and the funds required for participating in activities and classes, college demands significant financial resources.
Thankfully, numerous top apps and services, spanning various categories from music to meditation, offer exclusive student discounts. A comprehensive overview of these discounts is provided below. For those seeking a centralized platform for student deals, Unidays serves as a hub, connecting students to online and in-store discounts encompassing clothing, footwear, food, technology, travel, and events.
1. Adobe Creative Cloud
Elevate your projects with Adobe’s Creative Cloud suite, boasting over 20 applications such as Photoshop, Lightroom, and Premiere Pro. Typically priced at $52.99 per month, students can access the suite at a discounted rate of $19.99 per month.
2. Amazon Prime Student
Amazon Prime Student offers an attractive package, covering shipping for supplies, streaming entertainment, and an extensive music library. The first six months are free, granting two-day Prime shipping, access to Amazon Video, exclusive deals, and photo cloud storage. Following the trial, the subscription is available at $7.49 per month or $69 per year.
3. Apple Music
College students can enjoy a reduced-rate Apple Music subscription for up to 48 months—$5.99 per month instead of the standard $10.99. This package includes a limited-time Apple TV+ subscription. Eligibility verification is processed through the Unidays platform.
4. Evernote
Organize your college life with Evernote, a versatile task management app. While priced at approximately $130 annually, students can secure a 40% discount on the service.
5. Headspace
Headspace offers an extensive meditation experience, covering topics such as anxiety management, productivity, and mindfulness. Students seeking relaxation can access wind-downs, soundscapes, sleep-casts, and more. The app, normally priced at $69.99 per year, is available to students for $9.99.
6. Microsoft Office 365
A college staple, Microsoft Office 365 provides tools for word processing, data analysis, presentations, note-taking, and collaboration. It’s offered free of charge to college students.
7. New York Times
For $1 per week, students gain unlimited access to The New York Times’ website and app.
8. Peloton
Even without owning Peloton equipment, students can access on-demand fitness classes through the Peloton app. A half-price subscription at $6.99 per month provides access to cycling, running, bootcamp, stretching, strength, cardio, and yoga classes.
9. Spotify Premium Student with Hulu
Priced at $5.99 per month, Spotify Premium Student not only offers an ad-free music experience but also includes Hulu (with ads). The deal spans 12 consecutive months and can be renewed up to three times.
10. YouTube Music
YouTube has halved the cost of its ad-free music-streaming service for students. After a complimentary first month, the subscription costs $5.49 per month.
