Foreign Affairs student discount
Dedicated discounted academic/student subscription (print, digital, audio, app) below standard rate
- How much
- discounted from ~$34.99/yr standard (exact student price unconfirmed)
- How to claim
- Visit foreignaffairs.com/student, select a plan (Print, Digital, or All Access), and complete student verification during checkout
- Verification
- Student verification — A genuine gated academic offer requiring proof of student status; the exact mechanism (school email vs document upload) was not confirmable from the blocked official page. No evidence of SheerID/a student-verification platform.
- Freshness
- Verified Jul 13, 2026
- Where
- Worldwide
- Expires
- No end date listed — ongoing
The details
Foreign Affairs (published by the Council on Foreign Relations) runs an official Academic Subscriptions program at foreignaffairs.com/student, offering the magazine online, in print, as audio, and via the mobile app at a special student discount. Standard pricing is ~$34.99/year or ~$3.99/month; the student rate is a discount off this. Exact student figure could not be confirmed from the paywalled official page.
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- The Wall Street Journal$4/month (digital); ~$10/month (print + digital)
WSJ Student Digital from ~$4/month (or ~$10/mo print + digital); rate holds while enrolled
- The Economistup to 75% off annual digital (also promoted as 50% off); free Espresso app
Students save up to ~75% on an annual digital subscription, plus a free Espresso daily-news app membership
- The Guardian£0 to read online; £9/yr (UK) or $10/yr (US) for the student all-access plan
Free to read online (reader-supported); optional verified-student all-access digital plan at ~£9/$10 per year
- The Washington Post$1 every 4 weeks (~90% off standard)
Academic rate: $1 every 4 weeks for verified students, faculty and staff (~90% off)
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