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2,500 credits (about $100)

Codex is giving US and Canadian university students $100 in free credits

2,500 free credits ($100 of Codex usage) for verified US and Canadian university students

Verified university students in the US and Canada get 2,500 ChatGPT credits, worth $100 of Codex usage, added straight to their account and valid for 12 months.

Eligible plans
ChatGPT Free, Go, Plus, Pro
Eligibility
Current students at degree-granting universities in the US or Canada, residing there when claiming; SheerID verification with a university email; one offer per student
Benefit duration
Valid for 12 months after the credits are granted

The briefing

OpenAI is giving verified university students in the US and Canada $100 in Codex credits. Once you verify your student status with your university email, the credits land in your own ChatGPT account, so you can keep using Codex after you hit your plan's included limits.

What you get

After verification your account gets 2,500 credits, worth $100 of Codex usage. The credits expire 12 months after they're granted, and anything unused after that is gone. These are ChatGPT credits for extending Codex usage beyond your plan limits, not API credits. You can check your balance on the usage page.

Who can claim

Current students at degree-granting universities in the US or Canada who also live in the US or Canada when claiming. One offer per student. ChatGPT Free, Go, Plus, and Pro accounts all qualify, and your account doesn't have to be linked to your school; you just verify with your university email.

How to claim

  1. Sign in to ChatGPT, or create a free account first.
  2. Open the Codex for students page, click Claim now, and complete SheerID student verification with your university email.
  3. The credits are added automatically after verification. If your account has several workspaces, they go to your personal workspace.

More details: Codex for university students · Using credits in ChatGPT.

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