Health Insurance Comparisons

I’m under my parents health plan and i turn 19 in January and thats when my coverage will be terminated unless I show proof im still a “full time student”..
Im currently enrolled in college but online..
Does this still qualify under full time student?

my boyfriend is 20 years old. he is a full time college student and has no time for a job. he still lives with his mother because he’s saving up money to move out on his own. because he doesn’t have a job, he has no health insurance. when he turned 18, they took him off his mother’s health insurance. they have very little money in general. is there anywhere they can go to get support such as food, clothing, etc… and also as a full time student i would think he is liable for health insurance through his school – community college of rhode island (CCRI). your advice is greatly appreciated. thankyou

I thing Psychology is an abusive and false religion (no I’m not a Scientologist so don’t give me those straw men), and find it religiously extremely offensive. I understand that a University can require comparable health insurance from its students, but can it include “Mental Health” insurance as part of its definition of “comparable coverage” and not provide a method of exemption to those who for religious reasons are morally opposed to Psychology – as psychology is fundamentally ethically prescriptive in nature while REAL medicine is not.
I’m not smoking anything – University of Northern Colorado – they require it of all students, it has nothing to do with any kind of history.
You say there are other schools I can attend – which is a valid argument for private Universities, but this is a public University. So how does this not violate the establishment clause? They can’t require you to give money to a church, so why would they be able to require you to give money to the mental health industry.
I mention the establishment clause because psychology is clearly moral in nature when it comes to its “diagnostics” as well as its “treatments”. Psychology may say “sick” instead of “sin”, or “healthy”, instead of “holy”, but they are describing the same thing. As what psychology describes as “sick”, and “Healthy” is fundamentally at conflict with what I believe is “sin” and “holy” I must constitutionally be allowed an exemption on religious grounds!
Can I get an answer from a con-law scholar who specializes in first amendment and establishment clause?

Are there any insurance companies that offer cheaper rates for college students?

I’ve never purchased insurance before. I’m a 20 year old female. Currently my wisdom teeth are impacted and that has caused a few other dental issues. The wisdom teeth extraction procedure costs much more than I can afford and other dental work on top of that needs to be done. My school offers an insurance plan only for the international students. I would like to find the best dental and health insurance plan for the most reasonable price. If anyone has any suggestions. Other than the problems with my teeth I’m a healthy, non-smoking, active young woman with no pre-existing medical conditions. Thanks!

I know for a FACT i gave them my waiver form of my health insurance that my mother pays for off he paycheck, but i’m being charged $477 for my school’s Health Insurance still ! They cant find the copy anywhere so they don’t believe me. There must be something I can do?
That’s what the lady told me, i need a copy I’m looking all over to see if i have it.
& No they said since its after the deadline i cant just give them my insurance card

I am planning to pursue a Master of research program in France in one of the Grande Ecoles, but i was wondering how much does it cost for a student over 28 years old to have a health insurance since the social security covers a student until 28 years of age. and what are some of the competitive health insurances ? thanks a lot
But social security in france covers students up to 28 years of age…how about 29

As a parent you should not overlook a solid health plan for your college student. Among all the other support you give to your son or daughter, selecting a health plan should be high on your list of things to do. Often enough your own health plan will cover your children when they are 20 to 24 years old. Your college student usually has to qualify to be put on your health plan, such as financial dependency on you and long term enrollment which would consider them a full time student.

If you do not have a health plan that can be utilized for your child, the college he or she is attending will likely have some available for your selection. Some colleges include health care coverage as a mandatory part of enrollment. An added cost on enrollment is often needed to subscribe as part of the health care coverage, which will be an another burden on top of the tuition cost. If you are worried and cannot find any other option, you may need to justify the extra cost and obtain health coverage through the college in question.

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Most people in the United States have health insurance through an employer. As much as sixty percent of the population receives its health care through employment. There is about seven percent that have health insurance coverage by paying the premiums directly to a private carrier. Almost twenty seven percent receive their health insurance through the government and government assistance. The fact is that many times health insurance for college students is an issue because of their situation. Most times the health care premiums are paid by the employer or directly by the parents as long as they are a full time student. However when that status changes the student may have to find health insurance on their own. Occasionally when a student reaches the age of twenty one there is also a change in policy coverage. It is always wise to investigate your specific situation and check carefully the rules and regulations of your health care coverage.

There is a way that students can receive and purchase health insurance on their own. Many times the college or university where a student attends will offer health insurance for college students at a reasonable rate. The coverages and the deductibles are in line with what can be obtained in most private individual policies but often it is available at a good fair price. Most colleges work with a provider to obtain the lowest rates possible for students. This is one method to obtain health insurance for protection.

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