To grab the deal, students need to sign up for the discounted plan of their choosing. It’s $4.99 a month for YouTube Music Premium, or $6.99 for YouTube Premium. Instead of the typical offer — one month free — however, they’ll now get three months. Once the trial expires, students will be billed at the normal subscription amount, unless they decide to opt out. YouTube Music Premium is essentially a paid streaming service, much like Spotify or Apple Music. The only major difference is that it’s built inside YouTube proper. Much like the other services you can stream, download, or use its music discovery options to find your latest jam. YouTube Premium offers the same, but also allows users to download YouTube videos on mobile, as well as removing advertisements and adding the option to catch any number of YouTube Original shows.
