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Students can binge-watch for less with Hulu‘s exclusive savings.
Regularly $7.99 per month, Hulu with Ads is only $1.99 monthly for accredited college and university students — a savings of 75 percent. Verification is done through SheerID and the promotional price is valid as long as you’re enrolled in school.
Get Hulu Student Discount $1.99 monthly
All Hulu subscriptions include next-day streaming for TV series and events after they air on ABC, including Dancing with the Stars, The Golden Bachelorette, select awards shows and more. It also includes exclusive access to Emmy-winning and awards-nominated Hulu originals and FX series such as Shogun, The Bear, Reservation Dogs, What We Do In the Shadows, Fargo, Handmaid’s Tale and many others; films such as The Planet of the Apes trilogy and more.
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Subscribers of the ad-supported Hulu plan can set up six user profiles and watch on up to two screens simultaneously, including on TVs, tablets, smartphones or laptops.
The streamer is increasing the subscription price to $9.99 per month for Hulu with Ads, $18.99 per month for the ad-free package and $82.99 to $95.99 monthly for Hulu + Live TV with or without ads, respectively. The Hulu student pricing is a great way to lock in one of the lowest subscription rates.
Get Hulu Student Discount $1.99 monthly
Will Hulu Offer a Black Friday Deal for Students?
Hulu hasn’t announced any Black Friday deals yet, including savings for students. In past years, it offered its ad-free plan for $1.99 per month for the first 12 months to new or returning subscribers.
Does Hulu Offer Bundle Deals for Students?
At the moment, Hulu’s student pricing of $1.99 per month only applies to the ad-supported plan and does not include the Disney+ bundles.
Get Hulu Student Discount $1.99 monthly
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