39 States Crackdown
Amazon and Target offer students exclusive deals, with discounts up to half off memberships
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At least 39 states and Washington DC have implemented school phone bans.
At least 39 states and Washington DC have implemented school phone bans.
At least 39 states and Washington DC have implemented school phone bans.
At least 39 states and Washington DC have implemented school phone bans.
At least 39 states and Washington DC have implemented school phone bans.
At least 39 states and Washington DC have implemented school phone bans.
At least 39 states and Washington DC have implemented school phone bans.
At least 39 states and Washington DC have implemented school phone bans.
Story published. Amazon and Target offer students exclusive deals, with discounts up to half off memberships
As students head back to school, many retailers are offering exclusive deals and discounts for college students. Amazon, for example, offers a Prime for Young Adults membership for students between 18 and 24 years old, which is half the price of a regular Amazon Prime membership.
Target has a College Student Appreciation program that offers discounts and deals for eligible students. Additionally, platforms like UNiDAYS offer college-exclusive deals and discounts from various brands and retailers. Students can also register with discount websites and apps such as Student Beans and TOTUM to get exclusive deals and discounts.
Some schools are taking a different approach to promote healthier habits among students. At least 39 states and Washington DC have implemented school phone bans to limit screen time in the classroom. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that parents revisit screen time limits for their children as they head back to school. Experts also recommend that parents take a more sophisticated approach to screen time limits based on the '5 Cs' as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics.
## Why it matters The back-to-school season can be expensive for college students, with costs ranging from dorm essentials to tech tools. With many brands and retailers offering dedicated, college-exclusive memberships and deals, students can save money on the things they need. From Amazon's Prime for Young Adults membership to Target's College Student Appreciation program, there are many options available for students to get discounts and deals.
## What's available Some of the best college student memberships include Amazon's Prime for Young Adults, which offers a free six-month trial and then costs $7.49 a month thereafter. UNiDAYS is another platform that offers deals at many brands, including Apple, Adidas, and Dyson. Students can also find discounts on laptops, headphones, and other tech essentials from retailers like Best Buy, Walmart, and HP.
As students head back to school, it's worth knowing that there are many resources available to help them save money and promote healthier habits. Whether it's taking advantage of exclusive deals and discounts or limiting screen time in the classroom, there are many ways for students to have a successful and healthy academic year.
