Click above to reach a librarian by chat (real-time, 24/7) or email. LAVC librarians will be available via email at ref@lavc.libanswers.com during fall business hours (Monday - Thursday, 9-12 and 1-7; Fridays, 9-12 and 1-5).
The Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) Emergency Broadband Benefit Program will provide up to $50 per month for Internet services to college students who received a federal Pell Grant.
Go to the FCC website for more information today.
Additional, Non-LAVC Computer Options:
Free access to wi-fi is now available for you in Parking Lot F from 5 a.m.-10 p.m. to complete your coursework inside your vehicle.
You must follow LAVC/LA County Health Protocols while on campus, wear a mask and always practice physical distancing.
In addition, restrooms may not be available and there is no access for recharging devices in Parking Lot F.
AT&T has expanded its Access program to include households that participate in SNAP, Free/Reduced Lunch program, Head Start, and SSI benefits. Households that qualify are eligible to get Internet service for $10/mo. or less based on the maximum speed available at your address up to 25Mbps. Visit their website or call 1-855-220-5211 for more information.
EveryoneOn is a search tool for low-cost and free computers and internet offers in your area.
human-I-T is a nonprofit who seeks to help those who are not connected or are paying too much for internet. Click Here or text for assistance at 562-372-6925.
Internet Essentials from Comcast offers a free trial period and reduced cost internet access for qualifiying individuals.
Spectrum Internet is offering a COVID-19 Educational Credit for households with students, and they offer a program called Spectrum Assist for reduced cost internet for qualifying applicants.
