Student Health Insurance Current Rates, News & Information
Today’s News: 46% of College Grads Not Interested in Insurance, New York #1 in Staged Auto Accident Fraud and Uninsured ICU Patients More Likely to Die
Posted in Health Insurance , Student Health Insurance
May 21st, 2010
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Health insurance is a hot topic today as we find that young people starting their lives are not interested in coverage, while we see that those who forgo coverage have an increased chance of death. And in auto insurance news, we see that the Big Apple has received an unwanted distinction after raking in the most staged auto accidents claims. 
The ABC’s of Student Health Insurance
Posted in Health Insurance , Student Health Insurance
December 2nd, 2009
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Going off to college is an exciting time for most young people, but it also comes with a lot of responsibilities. One of these is proof of adequate health insurance, which most colleges and universities require.
Best Ways to Save on Health Insurance: School Insurance Option
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October 5th, 2009
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Health Insurance Tips for Recent College Grads
Posted in Health Insurance , Student Health Insurance
May 14th, 2009
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Finding employment is hard enough for recent college grads, but securing a job that offers health insurance seems to be downright impossible. At least, that’s what statistics show. According to a 2008 report from Commonwealth Fund, 34% of college grads will spend at least part of the year after graduation uninsured. And a large percentage who are insured are covered through their parents.
Health Insurance for Students
Posted in Health Insurance , Student Health Insurance
January 22nd, 2009
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Many students who are entering college have the benefit of health insurance coverage through their parents health insurance policy. Most students are under the age of 25, and that usually entitles them to continue with their family health insurance coverage. Other plans allow a student to remain covered up to the age of 22, whether he or she is attending school or not. If this is not an option, there are many different ways that a student can receive health insurance coverage on their own.