Student ID = Savings

By Maureen Crimmins on November 10, 2014 in General

Recently I wrote a post on the discounts that are available to AARP cardholders (click here for link to read the post – 50 and Fabulous). Well retirees (or at least those of us over age 50 who are eligible to join AARP) are not the only groups that are offered discounts.

College students who have a current student ID can receive discounts from many stores or companies. Some do not advertise this discount but all you need to do is ask and show your ID to receive the benefits.

So for all of those who have a college kid in the family, pass along this information and save some money. After all, college tuition is so costly that we all need to save where we can!

Here’s a list of some of the good ones (in participating outlets and locations):

Clothing:

Alex & Ani 10% off (in store)
Eastern Mountain Sports 20% off
J.Crew 15% off
Madewell 15% off
Vineyard Vines 15% off
Charlotte Russe 10% off
Juicy Couture 15% off
Banana Republic 15% off
The Limited 15% off
Ann Taylor 20% off
Steve Madden 10% off

Electronics and Computers:

Apple $200 off on a MacBook, and up to $30 on iPad
Radio Shack 10% off
Adobe up to 80% off software
Microsoft 10% off
T-Mobile 10% off
Sprint Wireless 10-15% off

Travel & Leisure:

Amtrak 10% off
New York Times Subscription 50% off
Allstate up to 20% to age 25 for full-time students
General Motors (see dealerships)
FedEx 20% shipping and 30% off documents
Wall Street Journal up to 75% off
Choice Hotels 15% off

Restaurants:

Burger King 10% off
Chick-fil-A receive a FREE small drink
Arby’s 10% off
Buffalo Wild Wings 10% off
TCBY 15% off
Subway 10% off
McDonald’s 10% off

Start shopping and save!

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