College Students Across the South Can Ace the New School Year with Fast, Reliable and Affordable Internet

Starting at Only $25, sharing can be hard, but thanks to Xfinity Internet, sharing your Internet connection is easy. 

Would you share a bar of soap or deodorant with your roommate? Nah. 

Would you share your fast and secure Internet connection for group streaming and gaming? Yassss. 

University students living off campus across the South may be eligible for exclusive Xfinity Internet and mobile deals for as low as $25 per month, with WiFi equipment included, a two-year price guarantee and no annual contract. 

Whether you need basic Internet to research for that term paper, or the fastest speeds for online gaming, Xfinity Internet has got you covered with three tiers of service based on your budget and your needs: 

After you’ve signed up for Xfinity Internet, use our Snapchat lens to play our “Would You Rather” game to make those tough choices on what to share with your roomie (toothbrush, anyone?). 

Xfinity Mobile – The Best Kept Secret in Mobile 

While some new roomies can be a nightmare, Xfinity brings a lot to the table. Xfinity also offers a wireless service, Xfinity Mobile. With almost 6 million lines added since its launch in 2017, Xfinity Mobile is one of the fastest growing mobile providers in the country. Rated the fastest mobile service with 5G and millions of WiFi hotspots in Comcast service areas*, Xfinity Mobile delivers a great wireless experience for less money. Xfinity Mobile also has the latest phones, with exclusive offers like up to $1,000 off a new Samsung Galaxy phone. It’s also the perfect mobile service for taking abroad with Xfinity Mobile’s Global Travel Pass. 

Learn more about the convenience and reliability Xfinity Mobile offers here. 

Affordable Connectivity Program – How to Qualify 

You also may qualify for the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP), which provides a monthly credit of up to $30 toward your Internet bill. To qualify, you must meet the program’s eligibility criteria which can be found here. You may qualify if the entire household income is at or below 200% of the federal poverty level (for example, $55,500/year for a family of four, $27,180/year for an individual) or if you receive assistance through certain government programs, including if you received a Federal Pell Grant during the current school year. 

Learn more about Comcast’s Internet service offerings that are fully covered by the ACP benefit. 

Being a student isn’t always easy, but staying connected with your schoolwork, friends and family has never been easier.