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How to Get Amazon Prime Student

By Matthew Lynch
June 11, 2023
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As a college student, managing your expenses can be a daunting task. Between tuition, textbooks, and other college-related expenses, it can be challenging to manage your budget. However, there is one way to save on your online purchases: Amazon Prime Student.

Amazon Prime Student is a fantastic service that offers many benefits that are tailor-made for college students. Prime Student members enjoy free two-day shipping on millions of items, unlimited streaming of TV shows, movies, and music, exclusive access to deals and discounts, and much more. If you’re looking to get Amazon Prime Student, here are some steps to follow.

Step 1: Sign up for Amazon Prime Student

To sign up for Amazon Prime Student, you need a valid email address that ends in “.edu.” Simply go to Amazon Student’s sign-up page and provide your email address, full name, and the name of your college or university. You’ll also need to provide your graduation year.

Step 2: Verify your account

After signing up, Amazon will send a verification email to your .edu email address. Check your inbox and follow the instructions in the email to verify your student status.

Step 3: Start your trial

Once you verify your status, Amazon offers a 6-month free trial period. During that time, you’ll have access to all the benefits of Amazon Prime Student. After the 6-month trial, you will need to pay $6.49/month, which is half the price of a regular Amazon Prime membership.

Step 4: Add your payment method

Before the free trial ends, Amazon requires you to add your payment method to continue your membership. You can use a debit or credit card or even Amazon gift card balance.

Step 5: Enjoy your benefits

Congratulations, you’re now an Amazon Prime Student member! You can now enjoy all the benefits, including free two-day shipping, unlimited streaming, exclusive deals and discounts, and much more. Plus, you’ll save money on shipping and other purchases, which adds up over time.

Final thoughts:

Amazon Prime Student is an excellent service that offers many benefits for college students. Signing up is easy and only takes a few minutes. Enjoy your free trial and the exclusive benefits that come with being an Amazon Prime Student member. With Amazon Prime Student, you can shop smarter and save money, which is always a good thing!

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