T-Mobile Project 10Million
T-Mobile initiative providing free mobile hotspots and up to 200GB of data per year for 5 years to eligible K-12 student households, with optional low-cost device purchases.
Trust & Legitimacy
- Backed by T-Mobile US, a publicly traded company (Nasdaq: TMUS)
- $10.7 billion, 5-year commitment announced 2020
- Independently reported results (6.7M+ students connected)
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Overview
T-Mobile's Project 10Million is a corporate initiative aimed at bridging the homework gap for K-12 students. Eligible student households receive a free mobile hotspot device and 100–200GB of high-speed data per year for five years. Additionally, qualifying families can purchase low-cost Wi-Fi-enabled laptops or tablets through the program. The initiative is not a government program but works in conjunction with school districts to verify student eligibility via the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and other assistance programs.
Eligibility requirements
- K-12 student enrolled in NSLP or qualifying assistance program
- Foster youth, migrant, homeless, or runaway youth may also qualify
- School district or guardian must complete verification
Qualifying benefits / programs
How to apply
Apply online at t-mobile.com/brand/project-10-million with proof of NSLP or other qualifying program enrollment. Complete verification within 7 days of receiving the confirmation email.
Important restrictions
- Students only (K-12); not available for general adult applicants
- Not available in Alaska, American Samoa, Guam, or Northern Mariana Islands
- Device purchases are optional and at additional cost
FAQ
Is the hotspot really free?
Yes, the hotspot device and annual data are completely free for eligible students. Laptops/tablets are available at a reduced cost but not free.
Can adults apply without a student?
No. Project 10Million is exclusively for K-12 student households.