Amazon Drops Price of Music Unlimited to $4.99/Month for Students, Offers 6 Months for $6 to Eligible Prime Students

Amazon has dropped the price of its Music Unlimited streaming service to $4.99/month for qualifying students. In addition, if you are eligible to be a Prime Student member, you can get six months of Music Unlimited for only $6.

The music you love at a special student discount
Just $4.99/month for eligible students

How do I qualify for Amazon Music Unlimited for Students?
If you’re a student currently enrolled in a degree-granting college or university, you can start the registration process for Amazon Music Unlimited for Students here.


As part of the subscription process, you are asked to provide verification of enrollment. Verification is confirmed with third-party vendor, SheerID. If your student status can’t be automatically verified, you’ll be asked to manually upload enrollment documentation. You must provide one of the following:
● Official Enrollment Letter from your academic institution (acceptance letters will not be approved)
● Class schedule for the current academic term
● Registration receipt or tuition receipt
● Transcript that shows classes currently in progress
● Other school issued document that displays your first/last name, an issue date from the current term or within the last three months

If your school is not covered by SheerID, you will have the opportunity to request to add it. Some technical and vocational schools may not qualify for the Amazon Music Unlimited for Students discount.

Once eligibility is confirmed, you will have access to Amazon Music Unlimited. You can use the Student discount for a total of four years with concurrent student enrollment.

More details at the link below!


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