Jul 20, 2021

Westend61/Getty Images Allstate : Get the Smart Student Discount if you successfully complete the teenSMART program, attend school at least 100 miles away from where a car is garaged, and are a full-time student getting good grades. Farmers Insurance : Drivers under 25 years old who are full-time students in high school or college and have good grades may qualify. Geico : Full-time students with a good academic record could be eligible for up to a 15% discount on certain coverages. Nationwide : Drivers 16 to 24 years old must be full-time high school or college students and maintain a minimum B average to qualify. State Farm : Save up to 25% for good grades. The savings last after you graduate from college until you turn 25. Frequently Asked Questions How do I verify my status as a student? Each retailer has a verification method and will usually disclose how to do that in the promotion details. Some businesses use verification sites like ID.me or UNiDAYS, whereas others will require a .edu e-mail or enrollment verification such as transcripts or grades. Teachers also have access to exclusive discounts that require ID.me or a similar verification website to get a promotion, so it's common to have to make an account for discounts. What is UNiDAYS? UNiDAYS is a free website and app for college students to find discounts and deals. Signing up requires verification through your institutional e-mail to get access to the discounts. UNiDAYS is not the only way to access student discounts, but it does have a wide selection of discounts in one place. Are discounts specific to being enrolled in college or high school? Many discounts will say if the discount is for any student or college students specifically. The details of each promotion will likely say who the discount is for and oftentimes retailers may ask for the name of the college or .edu e-mail, indicating eligibility. Businesses may ask for a student ID, so make sure to bring that with you if you are shopping in person. Check out more of our back to school guides