Just be aware that the license terms for JetBrains' student program are pretty strict.

  (a) Licensee may: ...
   (ii) use Software for non-commercial, educational purposes only, including conducting academic research or providing educational services

  (b) Licensee may not: ...
   (iii) use Software for any commercial purpose.

http://www.jetbrains.com/student/license.html

All of which is fair (it's free, and they don't owe you anything), but restrictive. Technically you can't even use if for your personal side projects unless they can be classified as "academic research"

I dunno if it's just me, and I dunno how repersentative it is of their other products, but PyCharm always struck me as a bit overcomplicated. It's got little weirdnesses that make it less-than-great if you're opening, say, multiple different programs (like a student might) as opposed to one over-arching project.

Thanks for this!