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Google Is Gifting Gemini Advanced To US College Students

Published by admin on April 18, 2025

Google is offering all U.S. college students a free year of its Gemini Advanced AI tools through its Google One AI Premium plan, as part of a push to expand Gemini’s user base and compete with ChatGPT. It includes access to the company’s Pro models, Veo 2 video generation, NotebookLM, Gemini Live and 2TB of Drive storage.

Google has a new landing page for the deal, allowing eligible students to sign up for their free Google One AI Premium plan. The offer is valid from now until June 30. Anyone who takes Google up on it will enjoy the free plan through spring 2026. The company hasn’t specified an end date, but we would wager it will be June of next year. Google’s intention is to give students an entire school year of Gemini Advanced from now through finals next year. At the end of the term, you can bet Google will try to convert students to paying subscribers.

As for who qualifies as a “student” in this promotion, Google isn’t bothering with a particularly narrow definition. As long as you have a valid .edu email address, you can sign up for the offer. That’s something that plenty of people who are not actively taking classes still have. You probably won’t even be taking undue advantage of Google if you pretend to be a student — the company really, really wants people to use Gemini, and it’s willing to lose money in the short term to make that happen.

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