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Notion
Free individual Education Plan for eligible college users
Notion’s individual Education Plan gives eligible higher-education users a dedicated workspace for course notes, tasks and project planning without a subscription charge. The benefit applies to a one-member workspace and includes unlimited pages and blocks, file uploads and a 30-day version history, which makes it useful for a personal academic knowledge base. Access depends on a recognized college or university and a school email set as the account’s primary address; a personal email or an extra secondary school address does not qualify. Users must verify their status annually to retain the plan, and each school email can claim it only once for one workspace, even if that workspace is later deleted. Student organizations have a separate application and should not assume this individual benefit covers a club’s members. This is an eligibility-based education benefit rather than unrestricted free access to every Notion product or AI feature, and the account upgrade was not independently tested. Offer terms: Free individual Education Plan for a one-member workspace, including unlimited pages and blocks, file uploads and 30-day version history. Verify annually to remain eligible. Each school email can claim the offer once for one workspace; deletion does not reset eligibility, and a workspace previously on this plan cannot be upgraded to it again. Student organizations use a separate program. No set end date is stated, and no purchase, account upgrade or redemption was tested. Eligibility: Students or educators at accredited colleges or universities recognized by Notion’s system. A qualifying school email must be the account’s primary email; student IDs and alternative documentation are not accepted. K-12 users and personal-email accounts are excluded. Reference price: The vendor lists this education entitlement as free. No paid-plan equivalence, reference price or percentage savings is asserted. Redemption not independently tested.