6 Interesting and Educational Magazines with Cheaper Rates for Students
While the knowledge that we gain from school is crucial to acing exams, its important to read beyond the materials provided by your school. Here are some magazine discounts that will help you stay abreast on the latest news, and provide you with supplementary knowledge that will give you an edge over your peers!
DISCLAIMER: Discounts are accurate as of 15 May 2018. Prices and deals may change thereafter, or differ from country to country.
1. The Economist
Far from just discussing economics, The Economist covers issues behind global headlines, ranging from business to politics, science and technology to the arts. You can opt for a 6 month subscription of the digital and online copies at just $189, or present your International Student Identity Card for a further 20% discount.
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2. TIME Magazine
I’m sure you’re already familiar with TIME Magazine, which covers a wide range of news, from politics and business to entertainment and technology. If you’re an undergraduate or postgraduate student, you can subscribe to TIME Magazine for just $19 to gain a full year’s digital access to it.
3. New York Times
If you’re a student that wants to be kept in the loop about current affairs, the New York Times offers just that. At $1.00 a week, you can access NYTimes.com, all New York Times apps and the complete Times archive since 1851. All you need to do is to create an account and verify your student identity to read right away.
4. Wall Street Journal
If your school doesn’t already offers complimentary WSJ membership, then we’ve got good news for you. WSJ offers exclusive student deals, such as a $1 for 15 weeks flash-sale access to the site, or a $49 a year subscription rate. However, you’ll need to verify your student identity with a UNiDAYS account first.
5. National Geographic
Compared to a regular price of $44.55 for 9 issues, National Geographic offers students a 43% discount, which works out to be an affordable $25.50. Moreover, if you’re a citizen in the US or Canada, you can subscribe to 12 issues for as low as $12!
Be prepared to have your senses enraptured by stunning photographs and your horizons broadened by articles about science, geography, history and world culture.
6. Lonely Planet
If you love travel, the Lonely Planet is your perfect guide. All you need is to be an ISIC card-holder, and stand to enjoy 30% off when you shop for travel guides and PDF eBooks from their online store.
That’s all, folks! That’s enough magazines for even the hungriest of bookworms, so… happy reading!
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