October 12, 2024 at 9:48 pm

He Still Gets Student Discounts Even Though He Isn’t A Student. Now He Shows You How To Do It. – ‘I hope I don’t get sued.’

by Ashley Ashbee

Source: TikTok/@ramdanielle

Being a student usually means living on a budget, so usually while in school you can get a lot of cool student discounts.

That doesn’t mean you have to miss out if you’re not in school, according to TikToker @ramdanielle.

“I found a way to get student discounts if you’re not a student,” he says in his viral video.

Source: TikTok/@ramdanielle

“Student discounts are amazing because you get 50% off Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Prime,” just to name a few.

Here’s how Ram did it and says you can, too.

He went to ea.asu.edu, the website for Arizona State University’s Universal Pathways program, clicked register and followed the steps to activate an account.

Source: TikTok/@ramdanielle

“You’re going to get your own .edu email,” he explains. An email with this domain extension means it is a school.

He shared the other benefits of registering.

“You can take classes and courses for about $25.”

Source: TikTok/@ramdanielle

“That’s how I found out.”

Ram had enjoyed getting discounts when he was working on his degree. “Now I can again!”

The video’s popularity can probably be attributed to young people struggling in today’s economy.

Many young people can’t find a job, at least not a well paying one.

Watch the full clip.

@ramdanielle

UHM YALL I HOPE I DONT GET SUED LOL

♬ original sound – Ram Danielle

Here is what people are saying.

A little bit goes along way. But can you get this on clearance, too?

Source: TikTok/@ramdanielle

This was my thinking. Sounds like a lot of work.

Source: TikTok/@ramdanielle

Definitely. Community college is underrated.

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Maybe! But a lot of public libraries have access to similar things. Hoopla, for example.

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Makes sense. Programs need to monitored.

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I wouldn’t do this, but I understand why it’s attractive.

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