What can we get FREE with a .edu email?

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Hello Blackhatters

i have edu emails, i want to know the "benefits of .edu email".

I know about :-
Autodesk, Amazon, Google Drive, Microsoft, LastPass, Github, Free TLD(.ME), Adobe and Digital Ocean.
 
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201895520

After your 6-month trial ends, your Prime Student membership makes you eligible to receive a discount on Amazon Prime, including all Prime benefits, for four years or until you graduate, whichever comes first. Prime benefits include: FREE two-day shipping on millions of eligible items, unlimited streaming of movies and TV shows, access to hundreds of playlists through Prime Music, and access to unlimited photo storage with Prime Photos. Unless you cancel, after you graduate or at the end of the fourth year of your Prime Student membership, whichever comes first, your subscription will automatically renew on its anniversary date into a full paid subscription for Amazon Prime at then-current rates.



https://www.adobe.com/de/creativecloud/buy/students.html
Creative Cloud All Apps

Students and teachers get over 60% off Creative Cloud All Apps. Same plan, lower price.



  • $15 Amazon AWS coupon
  • $50 Digital Ocean coupon. It will be expired within 12 months after adding to your account – new account only.
  • Bitnami: Offers the Business 3 plan for one year that typically cost $49 per month.
  • Crowdflower: access to the Crowdflower platform.
  • DNSimple: Offers the Personal hosted DNS plan for two years that typically charge $5 per month.
  • GitHub: Offers unlimited private repositories while you are a student. Normally, GitHub charges $7 per month.
  • $25 credit of HackHands, a live programming help that available 24/7.
  • A suite of Microsoft Azure cloud services and developer tools: Microsoft Azure, Visual Studio Community and the rest of Microsoft developer tools, while you are a student.
  • NameCheap.com: Offer one year .ME domain name registration that costs $18.99 per year – and one year SSL certificate that costs $10 per year.
  • Orchestrate: Access to the Developer account that costs $49 per month, while you are a student. It’s a complete database portfolio, includes search, time-series events, geolocation, and graph queries through an API.
  • SendGrid: Offers the Student plan with 15,000 free emails per month, while you are a student.
  • Travis CI: Access the Private builds that charge you $69 per month, while you are a student.
 
6 months free last pass;

Code:
https://lastpass.com/edupromo.php?esrc=BestOffer


AutoDesk freebies

Code:
https://www.autodesk.com/education/free-software/featured
 
You can use all kinds of development IDE's from JetBrains for free like: PyCharm, WebStorm, PHPStorm
Normally they cost hunderds of dollars.
 
Thank you for your replies friends, Does anyone know about some more free stuff?
https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=201895520

After your 6-month trial ends, your Prime Student membership makes you eligible to receive a discount on Amazon Prime, including all Prime benefits, for four years or until you graduate, whichever comes first. Prime benefits include: FREE two-day shipping on millions of eligible items, unlimited streaming of movies and TV shows, access to hundreds of playlists through Prime Music, and access to unlimited photo storage with Prime Photos. Unless you cancel, after you graduate or at the end of the fourth year of your Prime Student membership, whichever comes first, your subscription will automatically renew on its anniversary date into a full paid subscription for Amazon Prime at then-current rates.



https://www.adobe.com/de/creativecloud/buy/students.html
Creative Cloud All Apps

Students and teachers get over 60% off Creative Cloud All Apps. Same plan, lower price.



  • $15 Amazon AWS coupon
  • $50 Digital Ocean coupon. It will be expired within 12 months after adding to your account – new account only.
  • Bitnami: Offers the Business 3 plan for one year that typically cost $49 per month.
  • Crowdflower: access to the Crowdflower platform.
  • DNSimple: Offers the Personal hosted DNS plan for two years that typically charge $5 per month.
  • GitHub: Offers unlimited private repositories while you are a student. Normally, GitHub charges $7 per month.
  • $25 credit of HackHands, a live programming help that available 24/7.
  • A suite of Microsoft Azure cloud services and developer tools: Microsoft Azure, Visual Studio Community and the rest of Microsoft developer tools, while you are a student.
  • NameCheap.com: Offer one year .ME domain name registration that costs $18.99 per year – and one year SSL certificate that costs $10 per year.
  • Orchestrate: Access to the Developer account that costs $49 per month, while you are a student. It’s a complete database portfolio, includes search, time-series events, geolocation, and graph queries through an API.
  • SendGrid: Offers the Student plan with 15,000 free emails per month, while you are a student.
  • Travis CI: Access the Private builds that charge you $69 per month, while you are a student.
Thanks for Travis CI, Bitnami, DNSimple, Orchestrate, HackHands, SendGrid and Crowdflower @Heiko :)

6 months free last pass;

Code:
https://lastpass.com/edupromo.php?esrc=BestOffer


AutoDesk freebies

Code:
https://www.autodesk.com/education/free-software/featured

Thanks You @MisterF :)
You can use all kinds of development IDE's from JetBrains for free like: PyCharm, WebStorm, PHPStorm
Normally they cost hunderds of dollars.
Thank You @supereek for JetBrains :)
 
can someone tell me if edu mails works internationally or its some specific country only?
 
Where it really comes in handy is certifications. Whatever you're taking, whether it's a Comptia exam, or most medical certifications, the student price is usually 1/2 or less the standard price. When I got my A+ certification I paid $95 per exam, while the standard price is $230. It's like this for CMA as well.

The only exception being certs that require an undergrad degree. Obviously they don't have a student discount since students aren't eligible to sit.

It's also true for almost any trade organization and most conventions. Students usually get steep discounts of at least 50% and often 80%. I'm in about a half dozen trade organizations as a "student" member.
 
Although not directly related to using a .edu email:

There is a huge discount if you take a computer course at a college that participates in the dreamspark program.
I took a CompTIA Networking class a few years ago and after the "drop class with full refund" period had passed, they gave all of us access to the school's dreamspark account.

Basically, for the cost of a few credit hours at a community college, I'm running a legit copy Windows Server 2016 Datacenter on my File/Media server. Obviously more than I need for that role but why not got for the best if you can? :) While I was in the program, I picked up legit keys for every version of every current operating system Microsoft offered. Obviously not here to give them out. Just relaying another .edu-ish discount. The total savings can be in the thousands.
 
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