Stores With Student Discounts

• Topshop – 10% off. Fortunately for us Canadians, our favourite UK brand has opened branches of their store across a few provinces, one of them being Ontario, yay!
• TTC - Discounted Pass. If you are a post-secondary student, you can receive a TTC pass for a whopping $25.75 cheaper a month! Although that might not seem like that great of a deal, you never know when you’ll need that extra cash, and it does add up.
• SPC Card - 10-15% off many companies. If you’re a shopaholic, spare the 11 bucks and get yourself one of these. This card will give a discount usually around 10-15% off of tons of stores and restaurants in Toronto.
• AGO - FREE on Wednesday Nights. If you enjoy art, or even just want a cool date idea, the Art Gallery of Ontario would like to make themselves available to you!
• TIFF Bell Lightbox - Discounted Tickets. The Toronto International Film Festival is a world-renowned event that takes place annually during the month of September in Toronto.
• Apple Store - Discounts on products. Because who uses PC’s anymore? The Apple store provides special offers for students, especially around back-to-school season.
• Club Monaco - 15-20% off. Another store the average classy Torontonian enjoys offers 15-20% off if you show your student ID in Toronto!
• Bulk Barn - 10% off on Wednesdays. Need to satisfy those candy cravings? Looking for a snack to motivate you to study? If you pop into Bulk Barn on Wednesdays, they offer 10% off to students in Toronto with a valid student ID!
• GO Transit - Transit Savings. The GO Train/Bus is an awesome way to travel around the GTA, especially to Toronto! With a Presto card and a GO sticker from your academic institution, you will save at least 17% on fares!
• Roots - 20% off. Every Torontonian should have a go to cozy sweater in order to endure those harsh Canadian winters. Fortunately, Roots has some really nice and high quality options, with a 20% discount for students!

• American Eagle You can save 20% in-store or online if you register with UNiDAYS to verify that you’re a student!

• Asos so you can keep up with fast fashion without slowing down the rest of your spending. us.asos.com. Consider this your go-to stop for all things trend driven.
• Apple for coming to the rescue when you need a new laptop, but don't have thousands of dollars laying around (sigh).
• PB Teen — annoying roommate aside, your dorm is a place you should actually want to come home to (given the right decorating).
• Nasty Gal for continuing your online shopping obsession without even an ounce of guilt. click.linksynergy.com. Your go-to spot for all things blogger-worthy.
• Express so you don't need to take out another loan just to dress well. anrdoezrs.net. Slightly more upscale than some other fashion fashion spots, come here for an affordable wardrobe boost.
• American Apparel — it'll turn into your go-to when you realize you can live in comfort and look good, too. americanapparel.com. Minimal, simple pieces that work for just about everyone.
• Modcloth for the creative dresser in need of a little wiggle room when buying their next boldly patterned dress. click.linksynergy.com. An oasis for anyone who loves vintage-y, patterned skirts, quirky dresses and accessories, and really anything marked with cats.
• Lonely Planet — a site that'll help you when you need some guidance should you choose to travel abroad.
• Madewell so you can enjoy high-quality denim for a fraction of the price. click.linksynergy.com. They're the authority on long-lasting denim, so come here for splurge-worthy jeans.
• Best Buy to make getting helpful electronics (or just really cool things) actually within your price range. bestbuy.com. A massive collection of all electronics and the latest tech inventions.

• Summerhays Grill // 1971 Baseline Road. Discount: $2.99 breakfast special (homefries, two eggs, toast and bacon)
• Canadian Museum of Nature // 240 McLeod Street. Discount: $11.50 admission instead of $13.50.

• Capital One MONEY. If you’re a parent wanting to teach your child how to properly manage a banking account, you can get a head start with options like Capital One’s MONEY account.
• Alpine Bank. Alpine Bank will pay students for A’s. Just bring in a copy of your child’s report card to your local branch and winning report cards will be drawn.
• AOD Federal Credit Union. Students in grades K-12 are “eligible to have money deposited into his or her savings account for receiving a great report card” at AODFCU.
• America’s First Federal Credit. As part of their Kids First Club, the Amfirst Honor Dollars Bonus Program “rewards small students for significant grades.
• First Southern National Bank. For every A on his or her report card, First Southern National Bank will deposit $1.00 into their savings account — up to $10 per grading period.
• Greenlight. A lifelong lesson that young adults should learn is budgeting and managing their money. Apps, such as Greenlight, is a debit card that can teach your kids how to set financial goals, make tradeoff decisions, and learn how to save.
• Zions Bank. Zions Bank also has a pays for A’s program. “Hardworking middle school, junior high, and high school students (ages 12 to 18) in Utah and Idaho can earn $1 per “A” on their 2019-2020 report cards.
• JanSport. The company always offers college and university students a 20% discount. But, high schoolers don’t have to be excluded. If you visit sites like RetailMeNot, you can find a similar discount of 20% off any full price order.
• L.L. Bean. Like JanSport, L.L. Bean has discounts for college students and teachers. However, there are deals to be found online. For example, first-time email subscribers can get 10% off their first order.
• Urban Outfitters. Right now, you can receive 30% off select items at UO, including bags and backpacks.

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