Good student discount question

Published May 13, 2011   

By Bad Mojo

I started with the good student discount program when I was in highschool. Now I'm in college, and they are asking for to see my grades from my college. I was just wondering if the gpa from my high school years are going to be averaged with my college gpa, or if the college gpa is completely seperate. Also, the limit is a 3.0, correct? So if I have a 2.9, then the program will no longer count for myself? Thanks to anyone who can help.
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maria on Jan 23, 2012   09:36 PM

Do I get the Good Student Discount for EACH of my 2 students?

Jenny Li, Editor in Chief, on May 27, 2011   11:09 AM

Hello,

Are you referring to the State Farm's good student discount? The State Farm good student discount just uses the most recent semester grades whether it is college or high school, no averaging is involved. If in college, you must be a full time student and the required GPA is a 3.0 (out of 4.0). There are also a few other ways to qualify for the discount such as making the Dean's List or Honor Roll or ranking scholastically in the top 20% of your class.

But remember, the requirements may vary from company to company, so if you're referring to another company you should check with your agent or insurance provider. Also, because of state laws, some discounts are not available in all states. To learn about State Farm discounts available in your state, please visit http://www.statefarm.com/insurance/auto_insurance/ins_auto_discounts.asp or contact a local agent by clicking http://www.statefarm.com/agent/index.xhtml.

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