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Back-to-school shopping is starting earlier this year, as parents and college students look to get ahead of an uncertain economy and high inflation. That also means the deals are starting earlier, with savings on everything from backpacks to laptops.

But it’s well worth looking beyond the stationery aisle when looking to save money as a student. There are a ton of discounts available on services, too, including streaming and online shopping. Even as many of the most popular streaming services have hiked their prices, students can still get discounted rates to streaming services like Hulu and Prime Video, as well as music streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music. 

How Do Student Streaming Discounts Work? 

The majority of streaming services require that students verify their eligibility, typically through a third-party service like SheerID. Once verified, students and young adults can score significant discounts online, including clothing stores, software, travel, and streaming. It’s also worth signing up for free services like Unidays and StudentBeans, which compile deals and student discounts.

In addition to discounts on monthly subscription rates, many streaming services offer students extended free trials of up to six months. If you need a study break, these are some of the top student discounts we’ve spotted on TV and music streaming services. 

TV Streaming Deals

Students can get discounts on top streaming services like Hulu and Prime Video for as much as 83% off.