The Great 'Student Discounts' hunt

jack705

I think theres 10% off Subway (Sandwiches).I also want 20% off on all the books so that i can get all the books from on point.:T

Lube

so you keep saying victoriamills in 3 posts

Indie_Kid

katyboo123 wrote: »

Darlington: Odeon Cinema again £2 off ticket price

I think this is a nationwide thing. I got a discount at Odeon in Barnet.

Valli

I don't suppose this is exactly the right thread as I assume this refers to Uni/college students who can be NUS members BUT my kids have a B-Line card (they're at secondary school) and many places (not all, but many) that give NUS discounts give student discounts for school students, too.

So they are trained to (a) carry the cards and (b) ask for the discount (which they are bad at. Good job I'm not afraid to ask).

We have used this at New Look, Burton, Peacocks recently...

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DebbieSmith_2

Try yellowsticker.co.uk its a Discount Voucher and Cashback site with loads of offers and you dont need an NUS card.

I got £8 when I subscribed to Blockbuster and they have things like £90 money back on Vodaphone phone contracts. You can also get money off food Groceries and clothes

Debbie

Murgaltruder

Does anyone know how you can get Student Discount when you buy stuff online from Topshop etc?

languagemalta

Is it possible to get student discount on a laptop?

Jenuary

I don't think anyone else seems to have come across this... but I am NOT a university student, and I have managed to obtain an NUS extra/ISIC card

There used to be a form on the NUS website, which doesn't currently seem to be available most likely due to it being the summer. There is some info on the website, but I'm new so I can't post links yet

I printed a paper application, filled it out and took it to my school's reception desk (I finished my A levels last week and as I am waiting for my results I am technically not a student at all right now).. the receptionist signed and stamped it, I sent it off and my card was posted to me. Clearly NUS have acknowledged the fact that I was, at the time, at school, since my card has the name of my school printed on it.

This might be worth a look for those of you who are having trouble getting cards

Also, something which may be of interest to those requiring photoshop: if you download the free trial of photoshop CS2, it comes with a program called ImageReady, which IS NOT PHOTOSHOP but has a lot of the same functions and is completely free to keep once the trial expires. I'm not an advanced photoshop user but am fairly confident with it and have found ImageReady to be a decent substitute most of the time. It also includes a GIF animation feature.

Aadam

How come this page is always so quiet!? There are so many student deals going about!!!