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    Best Streaming Services With Student Discounts​ and 2026 Student Deals

    AdminBy AdminAugust 11, 2026 Film
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    On top of the annual lineup of back-to-school sales — think Amazon, HP, Adidas and Best Buy — some of the very best student savings aren’t season-dependent. From 50 percent off Paramount+ plans to six free months of Amazon Prime, here are the top 10 student discounts to snag while you still can.

    Best Streaming Services With Student Discounts

    Paramount+: Verify your student status for 50 percent off any Paramount+ plan for the first 12 months. Get the deal here, and see more of the best Paramount+ deals here.

    Peacock: The Peacock Young Adult Discount offers a 45 percent price drop ($5.99 per month $10.99 per month) for 12 months to users ages 18 to 24. After 12 months, the plan auto-renews at the then-current annual rate. See more of the best Peacock deals here.

    Amazon Prime Video: The Prime for Young Adults promo offers 18 to 24 year-olds and students six free months of Amazon Prime, which includes full access to Prime Video. After six months (unless cancelled), subscriptions will renew at half the standard monthly rate ($7.49 per month $14.99 per month).

    Hulu: Valid as long as you’re a college student, get Hulu (With Ads) for just $1.99 per month instead of $11.99 per month, a savings of 83 percent. See more of the best Hulu deals here and best Disney+ deals here.

    Best Subscriptions With Student Discounts

    Amazon Prime: The Prime for Young Adults promo offers 18 to 24 year-olds and students six free months of Amazon Prime. Following the free trial, subscriptions will auto-renew at $7.49 per month, half of the standard monthly rate for adults.

    DoorDash DashPass: DoorDash’s DashPass for Students offers the service’s cost-cutting membership for half the standard price ($4.99 per month or $48 per year $9.99 per month or $96 per year).

    Walmart+: College and grad students get 50 percent off Walmart+ ($6.47 per month or $49 per year $12.95 per month or $98 per year), which includes a choice of Peacock or Paramount+, travel deals and more.

    More of the Best Student Discounts

    Samsung: Samsung’s Education Offer Program, one of Samsung’s most popular Offer Programs, unlocks up to 30 percent off devices, which can be combined with public and seasonal offers.

    T-Mobile: On top of T-Mobile’s free iPhone and free Samsung Galaxy offers, the carrier has a host of exclusive savings for college and graduate students, including wireless plans from just $30 per month.

    Verizon: Eligible college and graduate students can claim savings on any Fios home internet plan and any unlimited mobile phone plan. These student discounts can be combined with Verizon’s Mobile and Home Discount, which allows customers to save even more when bundling services together.

    Related: T-Mobile Offering Free Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8, $1,900 Phone Seen Throughout Spider-Man: Brand New Day

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