Everyone Gets A Discount

Hey baby Jags!

Getting used to being in college and on your own is rough. Let's be real, we basically all have to ball on a budget out here. The good thing is that South Alabama and companies throughout Mobile offer perks just for being a Jag. All you have to do is flash your JagCard and you get discounts on discounts on discounts.

My favorite perk is our discount movie tickets at AMC Theaters. All you have to do is visit the Jag Productions window in the student center and you can receive a $5 movie ticket. I love going to the movies but usually my money is spread thin from check to check, so being able to go to the movies for a discounted price is extremely beneficial for me.

I also love that you can get discounts at many of the nail shops near campus. On select days, multiple nail shops offer you discounts on mani/pedi's, eyebrow waxing and more. Ladies, you know you have to stay slaying around campus. Gentleman, you know your feet probably need a good scrub every now and then. Visit a nail shop near campus and get 10% off.

These are just two of my favorite perks of being a Jaguar! Check out the link below to find all of the discounts offered to students at the University of South Alabama:
https://www.southalabama.edu/departments/studentcenter/resources/Student%20Discounts.pdf

Love & light xx

Laura Jag Guide

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