Nearly 30 percent of students across the U.S. are opting out of attending college altogether.
Alternatively, 36% of students in the U.S. have chosen a different learning format such as online classes and 9% of students previously enrolled have switched schools.
In Alabama, 24% canceled their college plans; 26% are obtaining education in a different method; 13% are taking fewer classes; and 14% changed schools. Not having health insurance is the leading cause for these changes. For people between the ages of 19 and 25, more than 4.2 million of them are not covered.Because most colleges and universities require students to have some form of health insurance upon enrollment, it is advised that they stay on their parents’ plans . Here are some other ways for students to secure health insurance:
Apply for a plan through their school. Primary care services at cheaper prices can be found at most campuses’ student health centers.Buy a policy through the health insurance marketplace at
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