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You can get a student-away-at-school discount for car insurance by having a student on your policy who only occasionally drives your car due to being away at school. Seven of the 10 largest insurance companies offer a student-away-at-school discount, though exact requirements and discount amounts vary. Student-Away-at-School Discounts by Car Insurance Company Insurance Company Eligibility Discount Amount State Farm Students under the age of 25 who are residing on campus at school and only use the car during vacations and holidays Amount varies Progressive Full-time students under the age of 22 who are residing on campus at school more than 100 miles from home Amount varies Allstate Unmarried students under the age of 25 who are attending a school more than 100 miles from home Amount varies Liberty Mutual Students who only occasionally drive your car due to being away at school Amount varies Farmers Students who are attending a school more than 100 miles from home Amount varies American Family Students under the age of 25 who are attending a school more than 100 miles from home Amount varies Travelers Students under the age of 25 who are attending and residing at a school more than 100 miles from home Amount varies To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to car insurance discounts.

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You can get a student-away-at-school discount for car insurance by having a student on your policy who only occasionally drives your car due to being away at school. Seven of the 10 largest insurance companies offer a student-away-at-school discount, though exact requirements and discount amounts vary.

Student-Away-at-School Discounts by Car Insurance Company

Insurance Company	Eligibility	Discount Amount
State Farm	Students under the age of 25 who are residing on campus at school and only use the car during vacations and holidays	Amount varies
Progressive	Full-time students under the age of 22 who are residing on campus at school more than 100 miles from home	Amount varies
Allstate	Unmarried students under the age of 25 who are attending a school more than 100 miles from home	Amount varies
Liberty Mutual	Students who only occasionally drive your car due to being away at school	Amount varies
Farmers	Students who are attending a school more than 100 miles from home	Amount varies
American Family	Students under the age of 25 who are attending a school more than 100 miles from home	Amount varies
Travelers	Students under the age of 25 who are attending and residing at a school more than 100 miles from home	Amount varies

To learn more, check out WalletHub’s guide to car insurance discounts.

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Does State Farm offer student discounts?

Yes, State Farm does offer student discounts and these discounts can save drivers up to 25% on their premiums. State Farm has a good-student discount and a student-away-at-school discount, as well as a driver-training discount for young drivers who complete an approved driver-education course.

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How do I get a good student discount for car insurance?

You can get a good student discount for car insurance by being a high school or college student with at least a B grade point average. All of the 10 largest insurance companies offer a good student discount, and qualifications are typically the same between insurers. Exact discount amounts may vary by company and state, however. For example, State Farm's good student discount can help you save up to 25% on your premium.

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How do you get car insurance discounts for college students?

College students can get car insurance discounts for having good grades or for going to college far away from the car they drive. College students can also qualify for general car insurance discounts, such as driver's education and good driver discounts. Since most college students are young drivers, car insurance companies consider them high-risk and usually charge them higher premiums, making discounts all the more important.

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