Not exactly, no. Student Metrocards are available for kindergarten through 12th grade students. There are no Student Metrocards for college students. And your school gets the card for you. You do not get it directly from the MTA-NYCTA (Metro Transit Authority, which is the New York State transit authority, and New York City Transit Authority, which is a sub-division of the MTA).
You certainly cannot present a student ID at the subway station and get a discount on your Metrocard, not least because most stations do not have full-time tellers (or any tellers at all), only Metrocard machines. So there is no one to show your ID to, anyway.
Student Metrocards offer either half-fare or full-fare discounts, depending on how far you have to travel to and from school. They can be used only on school days, and only 3 times a day.
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New York City Subway, or just the subway, or MTA.
Queensboro Plaza - New York City Subway - was created in 1917.
South Ferry loops - New York City Subway - was created in 1905.
World's Fair - New York City Subway car - was created in 1938.
South Ferry loops - New York City Subway - ended in 1977.
New York City transit services offers a subway system and buses. The subway is call "NYC Transit Subway" and the bus systems are "New York City Transit" and "MTA Bus".
No. NYC subway operates in NYC.
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On October 27, 1904, the first branch of the Interboro Subway opened. It later expanded, and the BMT and IND companies (the IND was run by the city) came into Manhattan. More information is available at: www.nycsubway.org
Flivver Lo-V - New York City Subway Car - was created in 1915.
Bluebird Compartment Car - New York City Subway car - was created in 1939.
Any subway station token booth.