Until September 30, Prime Student members can get three months of Audible Premium Plus for free (normally $14.95 per month), as well as three free downloadable audio titles. Amazon Prime Student offers the same perks as a standard Prime membership including free two-day shipping, free same-day delivery in select areas, and access to the entire Prime Video library. If you’re not already using your parents’ account, students can sign up for Amazon Prime Student for just $6.50 per month, or $78 per year. The subscription starts at just $20 per month (regularly $53 per month) for verified students and teachers. In collaboration with Billie Eilish, Adobe is offering students a 60 percent discount on an Adobe Creative Cloud subscription, which includes access to more than 20 apps - including Photoshop, Illustrator, Acrobat Pro - and 100GB of cloud storage. (And if something does, as always, don’t dilly dally.) In short: If nothing below catches your eye, keep checking back. It’s also worth noting that while some of these deals are fixed, some discounts change year-round, and we’ll be updating this post accordingly. While several of the discounts can be activated directly through the brand or retailer, some require you to set up a (free) account on websites like UNiDAYS or Student Beans to shop. Discounts range from 20 percent off leggings to $100 off laptops, and all are exclusively for college students - meaning you’ll need a.

In order to make the process a little easier on your wallet, we put our sales-sleuthing skills to the test to find all of the best discounts for college students, some of which can even be applied year-round (and until graduation). Whether you’re decorating your dorm room or upgrading your laptop, back-to-school shopping is no easy (or inexpensive) task.

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