Colleen
GBThey’re so difficult to work with They’re so difficult to work with. Zero customer service. You can never get anyone on the phone and their flights are way more expensive then what they claim they will be.
SUSAN GHAFURI
GBLooking forward for continuing a good experience I got the best price and timing for my flight from Venice to Boston and I soon recommended it to my sister for her same-day flight as mine from Venice to San Francisco. The StudentUniverse site is very clear and fast and for now, I recommend everyone to try it. I hope everything will be going as good and smooth as our booking.
Yan Liang
SGClear flights and fares information The flights and fares are clearly presented. It was easy to search and make a flight booking. Promo code could be applied successfully. The breakdown of fares, rebate and promo discount are clearly displayed before making payment. Response was prompt upon purchase. Overall very good experience.
Josiah Zaragoza
GBCheap prices Cheap prices. Easy to use website. Fast confirmation of my student position. Only thing I would say is that if you buy connecting/jumping flights it may be cheaper than direct/connect flights and Student Universe doesn't point that out.
Bree
GBEverything has been smooth so far Everything has been smooth so far. I recently purchased United Airlines tickets for a round trip from Los Angeles to Milan. After adding the itinerary to my United Account, I double-checked everything—it’s all in order. In my view, the folks who’ve had a tough time are probably the ones whose flights got canceled or needed rebooking. When you book through a third-party website (whether it’s for car rentals, hotels, or airlines), handling changes or cancellations can be more challenging. For a hassle-free experience, my recommendation is to book directly with the specific company you’re planning to use. However, if you’re looking to save some cash and don’t anticipate any changes or cancellations, going with a third-party website can score you significant discounts. Remember to compare prices; sometimes, third-party platforms offer better deals.