Students Can Save Up To $2,500 Each Year
By Purchasing Personal Health Insurance

• Personal Health Insurance offers healthy full-time college students permanent and renewable health insurance for typically 1/3 to 1/2 the price of a school or parent policy.

• Personal Health Insurance can be bought to have a provider network in your schools area and can be renewed until age 65 regardless of what happens to your health.

• Some students have health insurance through a parent policy as a dependent. This is expensive, may not provide coverage away from home, and terminates when you are either no longer a full-time student or at age 26.

• Other students have school health insurance, which usually offers a very low maximum benefit, is 200% to 300% overpriced, and terminates when you are not a full-time student--leaving you uninsured when you graduate or if you are not healthy enough to attend school.

• Personal Health Insurance is not available for everyone--you have to be healthy at the time of application. But, once covered, you are guaranteed affordable health coverage for the rest of your life. This leaves you free to pursue whatever you desire after graduation and not have to take a job just for the health insurance.

Prepare for your future with an education, protect your financial future with personal health insurance.

Top 3 Reasons
You Need Personal Health Insurance

1. Save Money - Persoanl Health Insurance offers much better coverage than Parent or School policies for 1/3 to 1/2 the price.
2. Get Better Coverage - Personal Health Insurance features a policy covering doctors and hospitals in your schools location. Parent or School policies usually offer lower benefits and are only accepted by network or school doctors.
3. Take It With You - Personal Health Insurance coverage is renewable, even after graduation, until age 65. Parent and School coverage ends when you are no longer a full-time student.

Waive Your
School Coverage After Being Accepted

Many schools automatically enroll and charge students for the school policy, even if you have other coverage.

If your School requires you to purchase the school policy, or automatically adds the cost to your tuition statement: