International Students

There are more students in the US today than ever before, and the number of students is expected to continue to grow over the coming years. Both the domestic student population and the international student population are growing, as more

As more international students than ever attend US institutions of higher learning, enrollment has increased at virtually every school in the country. International students are now selecting schools that were not considered destinations for them previously, while simultaneously more and

As a school administrator, you know it’s important that international students have medical insurance to cover their stay in the US. And you also know that international students have unique needs, different from those of the domestic student body—that’s why

The insurance market can be intimidating, even for seasoned shoppers such as school advisors and administrators. With complex insurance terms being tossed around amid myriad options, it can be tricky to evaluate all of your choices and be sure you’re

As the number of international students studying in the US continues to climb, many schools have found that health insurance for this growing student body has become a concern. Some schools may be rethinking their approach to international student insurance; others

You know that it’s important for international students to have medical coverage, and you also know that schools should separate their policies for international students and domestic students. But have you thought about mandating medical insurance for your international student

In a world with a seemingly limitless number of health insurance plans, it can be difficult to find a plan that truly fits your needs. It’s even more tricky when it comes to evaluating international student health insurance. Not All Plans

With more people traveling to the United States to study than ever before, health insurance for international students is a hot topic. Many people have questions about coverage for international students as they reside and study abroad—students themselves, their families,

This year, the number of international students in US colleges surpassed one million for the first time, bringing more than $32 billion a year into the US economy. Now, more than ever, colleges and universities should carefully consider the health

We’re living in a globalized world where people are moving across borders more often than ever before. A person may be born in one country, study in another, and then work somewhere else altogether. Schools reflect this new reality with