EDU INSURANCE

Colleges don't often speak about the risks facing students, but here are some trends that you should be aware of:

According to a Spring 2009 study by Student Monitor:

  • 27% of students either themselves experienced or had a close friend who experienced a mid-semester withdrawal from college due to a student medical condition or a death in their immediate family.
  • 51% of college students have been hospitalized or have had a close friend be hospitalized in the past two years.
  • 47% of colleges students have been or have had a close friend be a victim of a loss of personal property in the pat two years.
  • 22% of students experienced themselves or had a close friend who experienced identity theft in the past two years.

If you don't already qualify for your family health insurance coverage consider the following sites for Student Health Insurance:






www.StudentHealthPlan.com


www.insuranceforstudents.com/


www.estudentinsurance.com/college-student-health-insurance/


www.4CollegeHealth.com


Twitter @4CollegeHealth




 

One of the greatest financial losses may be a result of medical withdrawal from college. 

Consider buying at least a minimum amount of tuition refund insurance from the following sites:




www.GradGuard.com/tuition


www.StudentProtectionPlan.com


www.CollegeParents.org - membership includes $5,000 of annual tuition refund insurance and ID Theft.

 

The loss of personal property is a major concern of students and real risk.   Family home-owners insurance normally has a high deductible so these claims are frequently ineligible for a benefit.  

As a result, students should seriously consider purchasing College Renters Insurance from the following sites:
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