How to Score Yourself Epic Rewards With Student Edge Paid Surveys

How to Score Yourself Epic Rewards With Student Edge Paid Surveys

Take surveys. Earn sweet rewards. Repeat.

We all know that it can be pretty damn tough to earn money when you're a student. Between all of those late-night study sessions and endless school days, it can be difficult to find time to make some cash.

So, what if we told you we've got a way for you to earn some epic rewards?

Well, we do.

We make #StudentLife a little bit easier by paying you to take Student Edge surveys. In fact, we've already given over $2 million in rewards to our members (and there's plenty more to come).

Yeah, we're totally serious.

How does it work?

Firstly, it's important to note that you will need to be a Student Edge member to take our surveys. So, if you're not already, you'll want to yeet across to this page here and join now for free. 

From there, you can start taking surveys. By answering a few simple questions about anything from snacks to the way you see the world, you'll begin earning Edge Credits (you can see how many Edge Credits you've accumulated next to your Profile icon).

The aim is to build up your Edge Credits until you reach one of our two redemption thresholds.

What rewards are up for grabs? 

Once you've reached 1,000 Edge Credits, you'll be able to redeem your credits for a $10 gift card.

These gift cards can be spent at over 50 different outlets—both in-store and online—at places like Woolworths and Coles, ASOS, THE ICONIC, Amazon, EB Games, HOYTS, Event Cinemas, Kmart, Rebel Sport, Uber Eats and way more.

Then, when you reach 3,000 Edge Credits, you'll be able to redeem them for $30 cash via PayPal.

This is real money sent straight into your nominated PayPal account to spend however you want! 

Plus, if you attempt a survey but don't qualify, you'll go into the draw to win one of ten $100 gift cards to spend.

It's as simple as that. So, if you want to start earning some sweet rewards, check out our surveys now. 

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