Can I Use Amazon Prime Student After Graduation?

No, the

Prime Student

discount on Amazon Prime ends after four years or when you finish your studies, whichever comes first. You can't share your Amazon Prime Student account with anyone else, including family members or roommates. Amazon Prime Student is available to anyone who is enrolled in at least one course at a college or university located in one of the 50 U.S. states, Washington DC or Puerto Rico.

Once you've signed up for your Prime Student account, make sure you take full advantage of its physical and digital benefits. Within three to five business days, you'll receive an email with a link to complete the Prime Student registration process. Amazon regularly offers special promotions and rewards for Prime Students in collaboration with certain partner brands. You also get Prime status on your Twitch accounts, which means you have access to unique account colors and gestures, as well as the ability to chat with other Prime members in exclusive chat rooms.

In addition to Prime shipping, you also have unlimited streaming access to Amazon Prime movies and TV shows. You can also enjoy unlimited Prime Music streaming and access to Prime Reading, a private library with more than 1000 books and magazines that you can read on your phone, tablet, laptop or Kindle. If you started college and it interrupted your life and now you're starting over years later, you can still get Prime Student. Even if you don't have a valid .edu address, you'll still be eligible for Prime Student if you can submit documentation for your classes.Amazon Prime Student is only available for four years, or as long as you're enrolled in a university, whichever is shorter.

Student entrepreneurs can use this referral program to cover the costs of their discounted Prime membership when the free trial ends.Amazon Prime Student is a brilliant place for college students, in a world of otherwise ridiculously high college tuition bills and a lot of interesting things. So, if you renew in April (assuming you're on the annual plan) and graduate in May, you still have 11 more months off the price.