Protecting Your Investment
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College tuition is one of the largest investments a family can make, yet many colleges do not provide a complete refund if a student faces an unexpected “need to withdraw” that is a result of a medical situation, accident or illness.
Though some schools may provide a partial refund for tuition up through the fifth week of school, few schools refund the costs beyond tuition, such as books and academic fees. Consequently, students may benefit from having a minimum level of tuition refund insurance. Note that tuition refund insurance is not drop-out insurance. It protects the student’s family from the loss that may result from a medical withdrawal.
Tuition Protection Checklist:
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- Determine what refund amount, if any, you will receive in the case of a medical withdrawal due to an unexpected injury, accident or illness.
- Determine how much tuition insurance you will need to protect your investment for each academic term.
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- Tuition Payment _____________
- Room and Board _____________
- Books and Academic Fees _____________
- Total Potential and
Non-Refunded Loss _____________
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When considering tuition refund insurance, compare plans. Your school may offer a sponsored plan, or you may receive a special offer through other services, such as a student loan or student health insurance plan. College Parents of America understands the risks associated with the cost of college tuition. With a College Parents of America membership, you’ll get $5,000 of tuition refund insurance.
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