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Several Internet Service Providers provide discounts for students who need to purchase internet access for their homes. Check out the following resources:
- United Way of Wisconsin - The United Way's Virtual Navigator Program provides personalized support to help people sign up for internet services, learn to use devices, and access online resources. Eligible Wisconsin residents can also enroll in their Techquity program to get no-cost laptop access.
- Lifeline - Lifeline is an FCC program providing subscribers a discount on monthly telephone service, broadband Internet access service, or voice-broadband bundled service purchased from participating providers. For information on eligibility and applying, call 1-800-234-9473 or go to Do I Qualify?.
- Everyone On - Everyone On is a nonprofit that connects people to low-cost internet and computers based on their Zip code and income level. Their online tool helps users easily find affordable plans and services available in their area.
- Access from AT&T provides low-cost internet service for eligible households—plans up to $30/mo. with speeds up to 100Mbps available. You’ll enjoy no annual contract, free installation, and in-home Wi-Fi® included. (800) 288-2020
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