Student Subscriptions

Have your students subscribe via Online Order Forms, the WSJ Campus Bookstore Subscription Package or In-Class Order Forms. Your students always pay the lowest rate – over 75% off regular rates. They’ll receive The Journal in print, online, and via tablet and smartphone.
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NEW! This short video provides an overview of the different ordering options available to you and your students.

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Online Order Forms

For the fastest access to The Journal, your students can subscribe online. They’ll be prepared for class with immediate access to WSJ.com and quicker delivery of the Journal newspaper. Plus, you’ll be greatly reducing the amount of paper used to process orders.

Share this link with your students in your syllabus or LMS for them to subscribe online: WSJ.com/studentoffer.

WSJ Campus Bookstore Subscription Package

Students can purchase their subscriptions at the same time they’re buying textbooks. Simply add the appropriate ISBN# (provided below) to the required reading list for your course. The Subscription Package will be placed adjacent to your course’s textbooks in the bookstore.

To order, ask your Campus Bookstore can contact XanEdu Publishing via phone at 800-218-5971 or online at Xanedu.com.

• 15-week subscription: $29.95 (ISBN # 1-5939-9291-2)
• 52-week subscription: $99.95 (ISBN # 1-4275-4339-9)

Each Bookstore Package contains:

• A 15-week or 1-year subscription to The Journal in Print, Online and via Tablet and Smartphone.
• A subscription registration card, allowing students to go online for immediate access to WSJ.com and to begin their print subscriptions.
• The Wall Street Journal Student Guide – filled with information about how The Journal can help your students in their classes and their careers.

In-Class Order Forms

If you choose to distribute order forms in class, your students will provide only limited contact information on the forms. Students will then receive an email with instructions to complete their purchase online.

Click here to download our Order Form.

Please note: this order form is for use in classes that begin in January 2013 or later. For classes that begin prior to January, contact your Educational Representative to request order forms.

Alternatively, you can provide your students’ contact information in a spreadsheet. Your students will then receive an email with instructions to complete their purchase online.

1. Download the spreadsheet template.
2. Refer to the “Instructions” tab for instructions to complete the spreadsheet.
3. Email the completed spreadsheet to educational.services@dowjones.com.

Faculty Benefits

Faculty can earn a complimentary subscription and a Barnes & Noble gift card when they participate in the Journal-in-Education program:

One-year Wall Street Journal Subscription

You’ll receive a FREE one-year subscription to The Journal in print, online and via tablet and smartphone when 10 or more students purchase The Journal.

$25 Barnes & Noble Gift Card

You also receive a $25 Barnes & Noble gift card, in addition to the free 1-year subscription, when 25 or more students purchase The Journal..

Faculty can also purchase a subscription to The Journal. If you’re not teaching this year or have fewer than 10 subscribing students, visit subscribe.wsj.com/professor to order at our special educational rates.

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Free one-year subscription offer valid only for professors with 10 or more student Journal subscription purchases within one semester. Barnes & Noble gift card offer valid only for professors with 25 or more student Journal subscription purchases within one semester. A student purchase counts toward subscription and gift card offers only after a student has completed the subscription transaction online. Limit one gift card per qualified professor.

Barnes & Noble is not a sponsor or co-sponsor of this promotion. Please see back of gift card for terms and conditions of use. Barnes & Noble is not liable for any alleged or actual claims related to this offer.

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