At most universities the tuition costs do not cover any medical insurance expenses...although most schools will require you to have insurance.
The school will often provide a type of student medical insurance at a better price than you might be able to recieve otherwise.
Some schools will not let you attend unless you can show them proof of being insured.
A blog I frequent has an article titled: "Choosing the right health insurance plan". It has some info on making sure you pay for what you need. There are also some links to top insurance agencies who can give you free quotes.
The link to the article is http://www.finance-your-life.com/?p=30
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2007-08-27 11:11:32
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answered by daveguy48 2
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Usually your tuition does not cover health insurance. There is probably a program through the university that you can purchase. It would be a student group health plan and probably be cheaper than buying a plan on your own. If you are going to live in a dorm, you will most likely be required to get some plan before starting school.
2007-08-27 10:00:07
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answered by fangtaiyang 7
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Most universities have you sign a waiver if you have your own health insurance. But no-tuition does NOT cover health insurance. It's billed as a separate fee, and appears on your statement. Tuition is just the basic fees for your class, based on credit hours.
2007-08-27 12:04:50
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answered by Giliathriel 4
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First tax: I'm now not a capitalist. My revenue does now not rely on capital profits. Couldn't care much less. Second tax: My tax cost would possibly not cross up, for the reason that I do not make at any place close what is had to be troubled with the highest tax bracket. I'm generally close the 50K threshold. Screw the fats cats. Moreover, what are the state revenue tax brackets in California is not one of the Federals' industry. Third tax: A strategy to recoup anything is going to stated businesses in subsidies. Good suggestion. Still, it wont' force expenses up, considering the fact that we will uncover a strategy to hammer them down and make'em keep down. Fourth Tax: Fewer RICH persons. Any critical scientific cost is prone to exceed 10% of a natural character's revenue. Again, I care now not for the wealthy. Fifth tax: This is improper. Though such matters are frequently used as tax havens, so it is sensible they are taxed quite. Tanning offerings: They motive dermis melanoma. It's a conventional sin tax. We have already got the ones on alcohol and tobacco. Self-insured well being plans: Encourages collective bargaining of purchasers with the coverage businesses. Good suggestion, it might force charges down sooner or later. Pharmaceutical brands overcharge: If the federal government does not tax them, they cannot pay for Medicare and Medicaid's prescriptions. It would force charges up, however definitely different measures are going to force charges down. Specifical businesses being exempted: This is improper. However, be mindful that the ones very equal businesses are commonly set for takeover within the quick time period. Tax on "cadillac plans": Will inspire businesses to force charges down. Why? Because extra costly insurance policies might be unaffordable. (If I was once a corporation I'd as a substitute cost 800 per 30 days, the distinct prohibit, than charging extra and fifty five% of it going to the govt..) Tax on well being care vendors: It's intended to harm the enterprise. While your charges will cross up, you're going to additionally get backed until you are wealthy. The mandate: Buy catastrophic-most effective, least expensive coverage to be had.
2016-09-05 16:06:29
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answered by breashears 4
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Tuition includes NOTHING. Just WAIT until you get the huge list of FEES that get added in! You'll be shocked.
One of the fees, if you choose, WILL be their optional medical plan. Or you can buy your own private medical insurance, if you prefer. Their plan is cheaper, but the coverage isn't usually as good as a private plan.
2007-08-27 10:57:55
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answered by Anonymous 7
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