#student-discounts

#student-discounts

Sign up to student discount sites such as UNiDAYS and Student Beans, and always check them for discount codes and deals before you buy anything. Most places offer between 10 and 20% discount, and the savings can really add up. Zahra Onsori, City, University of London, journalism Zahra Onsori: Sign up to student discount sites.' Photograph: Zahra Onsori It might feel a bit old-school, but using cash on a night out really helped me stick to my budget.

School is now in full swing, and with it comes a new dorm, a new schedule, and a new set of classes. And if you have to stay up late studying, there are a few items that will make the hours go by a little easier. From an overnight cream mask that keeps you looking refreshed to a laptop stand that helps to prevent neck strain, these are the best essentials for all-nighters (or just making your study time more productive).

Like it or not, artificial intelligence is becoming a fixture in the classroom. This is being pushed along at a brisk pace by tech companies eager to get their products into the hands of millions of students. On Thursday, Perplexity became the latest AI developer to offer a back-to-school special: Students can access of Comet, the company's AI-centered web browsing platform that debuted in July to rival Google's Chrome and Apple's Safari. The browser is currently available through Perplexity Pro, which costs $200 annually.

Washable rugs are invaluable for small spaces with high foot traffic as they provide style without the burden of high maintenance costs.

The Lenovo IdeaPad Slim 3 is available for under $200, featuring a 14-inch full HD touchscreen, lightweight design, and good battery life, making it a solid option for students.

Now through September 30, Apple is offering a deal where students can get a free pair of AirPods or any eligible accessory with the purchase of an iPad, MacBook, or iMac.