Apart from a 16-25 rail card if you travel by train a lot, I don't think any are that amazing. Your university ID will get you the same discount in shops, etc as an NUS card would, as far as I'm aware.
Join unidays for student discount online. That's about it, you don't need an NUS card, your student ID will generally get you most of the same discounts.
Apart from a 16-25 rail card if you travel by train a lot, I don't think any are that amazing. Your university ID will get you the same discount in shops, etc as an NUS card would, as far as I'm aware.
Nice, thanks you two. The train's a definite one for me, and I'm not sure what benefits my ID card gets me as I haven't got it yet... I'll keep it in mind. Thanks again.
Join unidays for student discount online. That's about it, you don't need an NUS card, your student ID will generally get you most of the same discounts.
Done and done! Thanks for the heads-up. I'm the first one to do this in my family so I'm a little clueless.
Well another little heads up is that you'll most likely have NUS reps at your freshers fayre trying to get you to buy an NUS card when you really don't need one.
NUS card and the 16-25 railcard. Signing up with unidays is also good because there's a few different ones on there to NUS (it's also free).. My university student card will not get me any discount, because the university don't put the dates on (stupid, I know). If you have dates on your uni card, maybe try that before buying the NUS.
student id card will get you 95% of things, NUS card and a student railcard if youre travelling a lot, like i will be between birmingham and hull to see my girlfriend.