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"What’s the chance of me coming down with a major disease or illness? I’m too young for something like that to happen. If I get really sick, I guess I could go to the student health center. But, if I had to go to the hospital I don’t know how it would be paid for."

College Student

About 1 in 5 Alabamians between 19 and 24 years of age are uninsured.

If you are college-bound or the parent of a college student, make sure that you or your child has student health insurance to cover any unexpected illnesses or injuries. Cost and the problem of referrals shouldn't prevent a college student from having health insurance.

You are never too young to have health insurance. A serious illness or injury could have long-lasting negative financial consequences for the student, the parent, or both.

Be prepared and add "student health insurance" to your "To Do" list before heading off to college.