Yes, Slippery Rock University offers health insurance through a student health insurance plan administered by University Health Plans. Coverage is optional for domestic students but required for international students unless waived.
Does Cal State offer health insurance?
California State University (Cal State) doesn’t run a system-wide student health insurance plan — though many campuses still offer coverage. Some, like Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, participate in the CSU Student Health Insurance Program (SHIP) through UnitedHealthcare StudentResources as of 2026. California State University keeps an updated list of each campus’s accepted health insurance plans.
Do CUNY students get health insurance?
CUNY students can tap into a couple of options depending on their status. Graduate student employees and their dependents may qualify for the Student Employee Health Plan (SEHP). Everyone else can buy the CUNY 2020 Student Health Insurance Plan, which is run with UnitedHealthcare StudentResources.
The SEHP is only for eligible grad employees and their families. Domestic students who don’t qualify for SEHP can still purchase the CUNY Student Health Insurance Plan. The City University of New York spells out eligibility and how to sign up on its site.
Does CU Denver offer health insurance?
CU Denver doesn’t run a university-sponsored plan for domestic students as of 2026.
International students, on the other hand, must enroll in the CU Denver International Student Health Insurance Plan. Domestic students usually stay on a parent’s plan or shop for private coverage until they turn 26. CU Denver’s Student Health Center keeps a list of local insurance brokers and referrals if you need help finding a plan.
How much is MSU student health insurance?
For the 2025–2026 school year, full-time MSU students pay about $2,100 a year for the student health insurance plan.
Adding a spouse bumps the cost to roughly $4,200 annually, and each dependent child is another $2,100. Those prices can shift, so double-check the Michigan State University health insurance portal before you enroll.
What insurance does MSU accept?
Michigan State University accepts most major PPO and Medicaid plans — think BCN Student Health Plan, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna PPO, Priority Health, and various Medicaid options.
MSU Student Health Services (MSU SHS) is in-network for those plans, so students usually pay lower copays when they use campus clinics. Still, it pays to call your insurer first and confirm coverage details. The MSU Student Health Services site has the full roster of accepted insurers.
Does Cal State Long Beach offer health insurance?
Cal State Long Beach doesn’t run its own student health insurance plan, but students can still sign up for the CSU Student Health Insurance Program (SHIP) if their campus participates.
The Klotz Student Health Center at CSULB handles primary care, mental health services, and wellness programs. If you’d rather stay on a parent’s plan or buy private insurance, that’s fine too. Cal State Long Beach Health Center lists all the services and how to access them.
Do Cal State employees get free tuition?
This program knocks down or even eliminates enrollment fees for eligible employees and their dependents who take work-related courses. It only covers enrollment fees, not books or housing. Check the CSU Human Resources site for the latest rules and deadlines.
What are the benefits for California state employees?
California state employees get a pretty solid benefits package — health, dental, vision, retirement through CalPERS, and a handful of optional extras.
You’ll find long-term care insurance, legal services, and even pet insurance on the menu. CalPERS health plans are the default for most employees, but you can shop around during open enrollment. The CSU Human Resources site has the full rundown of what’s available.
What health insurance does CUNY offer?
CUNY offers several routes for health insurance. Faculty and staff can enroll in the New York City Health Benefits Program (NYCHBP) plans like GHI/Empire BlueCross BlueShield. Students can buy the CUNY Student Health Insurance Plan or skip it if they already have comparable coverage.
Graduate student employees might also qualify for the PSC-CUNY Welfare Fund or NYSUT plans. The CUNY Benefits site walks you through enrollment and eligibility for each option.
How do I opt out of MSU Denver health insurance?
To skip the MSU Denver student health insurance, file a waiver through the Student Hub before the deadline each semester.
Log in, find the Health Insurance Waiver under Web Services, and upload proof that you already have coverage that’s as good as the school plan. Deadlines are strict — late waivers get rejected. The MSU Denver Student Hub posts exact dates and instructions every term.
What is the number to Medicaid in Michigan?
For general Medicaid questions or to enroll, call 1-888-367-6557 (Michigan ENROLLS).
If you need help with your card, claims, or benefits, dial 1-800-642-3195. Both numbers were current as of 2026. The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services site has the most up-to-date contact info and local office listings.
How do I contact Michigan Medicaid?
Most folks should start with the Beneficiary Help Line at 1-800-642-3195.
That line handles claims, card issues, and general benefit questions. If you’re enrolling in a Medicaid Health Plan or just need enrollment help, call 1-888-367-6557 instead. The Michigan Medicaid website also lists direct numbers for each health plan and local office addresses.
Does Csulb have a health center?
Yes, CSULB runs the Klotz Student Health Center (SHC) for enrolled students.
The Klotz SHC is basically a mini-clinic on campus: primary care, mental health counseling, a pharmacy, lab work, and wellness programs. You don’t need insurance to use it, and services stay open late some evenings. Swing by the CSULB Health Center site to see hours and how to book appointments.
Is there BOG waiver for universities?
The California College Promise Grant (formerly called the BOG Fee Waiver) covers the $46-per-unit enrollment fee for eligible students.
It’s mainly for community colleges, but some CSU campuses honor it too. You have to apply every year and meet income and residency rules. Head to the California Community Colleges application or your CSU campus portal to apply.
Edited and fact-checked by the FixAnswer editorial team.
