[StBernard] letter from BlueCross BlueShield of Louisiana on healthcare reform

[Westley Annis]

Here's what I found on Tulane's website.  I'm sure other colleges have
something similar.

http://tulane.edu/health/insurance-information.cfm


ll full-time Tulane University students are required to carry adequate
medical insurance.  Each year, full-time students must either enroll in the
University-sponsored student health insurance plan or waive enrollment in
this plan by providing proof of other adequate coverage.  The annual premium
for student coverage for 2013 - 2014 is $2,507.00.  The Spring/Summer only
premium is $1,583.00.

The brochure for Tulane's ins. is here:

http://tulane.edu/health/upload/UHC-2013-14-Brochure-2.pdf

I found these for LSU:

http://www.studentinsurance.com/Schools/LA/LSUBR/

http://grok.lsu.edu/Article.aspx?articleId=13323





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	another part of the decisions would be whether to place college
students on
	their own policies through the university(s).  Has anyone else done
so and
	are there any difficulties in having primary care outside of
semesters?