Old Methods to get free edu email and some more tricks

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  1. Use local community college or cheap online courses for valid student status.
  2. Enroll for minimal or free courses to obtain an EDU email.
  3. Apply using this email to validate student status on verification platforms (e.g., SheerID).
  4. Alternative methods discussed: Fiverr freelancers offering student verification, temporary or alumni emails, or community suggestions for specific easy-to-register colleges offering .edu emails quickly.

:white_check_mark: EDU Email Methods (for SheerID, Cursor, etc.)

  • Community Colleges & Online Schools
    Several users recommend enrolling in low-cost or free community colleges that give out .edu emails upon registration (e.g., Coastline College, Chaffey College, or California-based colleges).

  • Online Courses (edX, Coursera, etc.)
    A few mention that some schools or partner programs offer .edu emails when signing up for verified certificate programs.

  • Use “OpenCCC”
    Multiple users highlight that California Community Colleges use OpenCCC, and you can apply to many colleges through it easily. Some colleges don’t verify much and issue .edu emails quickly.

:hole: Greyhat/ULPT Tricks

  • Fiverr Sellers
    Users mention searching Fiverr for people offering .edu emails or SheerID verification services (though this is a paid and against-ToS trick).

  • Using Fake Details
    A few replies suggest trying random student info or generating fake enrollment letters to trick verification, but these methods are risky and possibly illegal.

  • Leverage Expired IDs / Old Logins
    Someone suggested using old or inactive .edu accounts or asking friends who were former students to help.

:thinking: Other Insights

  • SheerID Isn’t Very Strict
    One user notes SheerID often approves with just a student email, but sometimes asks for a class schedule or student ID card.

  • Student Beans & UNiDAYS
    These alternative verification platforms were mentioned as easier to bypass than SheerID in some cases.

  • Avoid University Systems
    Many say universities have stricter onboarding. Stick with community colleges—much easier and quicker.

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If you’re looking to obtain a .edu email address, several community colleges in the U.S. offer them upon enrollment. These email addresses can provide access to various student discounts and services.

:graduation_cap: Community Colleges Offering .edu Email Addresses

  1. Diablo Valley College (DVC) – California

  2. San Diego Community College District (SDCCD) – California

  3. College of the Sequoias – California

    • Known for issuing .edu emails to enrolled students.

  4. Coastline Community College – California

    • Offers online courses and provides .edu emails to students. SitePoint

  5. Chaffey College – California

  6. Anne Arundel Community College – Maryland

    • Students have reported receiving .edu emails after applying online.

:white_check_mark: Steps to Obtain a .edu Email Address

  1. Select a College: Choose from the list above or another community college that offers .edu emails.

  2. Apply for Admission:

    • Visit the college’s official website.
    • Complete the application process.
    • Some colleges use OpenCCC for applications.Medium, BlackHatWorld

  3. Enroll in a Course:

    • Register for at least one course to activate your student status.
    • Some colleges may offer free or low-cost courses.

  4. Set Up Your Student Email:

    • After enrollment, the college will provide instructions to access your .edu email.
    • Follow the setup process as directed.

:warning: Important Considerations

  • Legitimacy: Ensure you’re enrolling in accredited institutions to obtain a valid .edu email. Neo

  • Duration: Some colleges may deactivate the email if you’re no longer enrolled, so check their policies.

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does anyone know how to send transcripts to the schools? or how to get fulls with high schools details