Harvard Medical School does not provide Internet dial-up services for students. However, there are options available to you, should you want to access the World Wide Web or other Internet services for off-campus housing:

The Massachusetts Medical Society provides free Internet access to its Medical Society members. Call 781-434-7321 (M-F, 8 AM - 4 PM). For more details, go to its site now.

Harvard University has contracted with AT&T Business Services to provide world-wide dial-up access to the Internet for a reduced fee. All the details can be found on the Harvard's University Information Systems page dedicated to information on the AT&T Internet Connection Option. Call AT&T's toll-free number at 1-800-821-4612 to sign up for their dial-up service.

If neither of these solutions meet your needs, you may want to look into local Internet Service Providers (ISPs): RCN, Earthlink, NetZero, and Comcast.

Note: This listing does not indicate a recommendation by either Educational Computing or Harvard Medical School. It is provided simply as a resource.

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