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About the Event:
Most US universities require you to either buy their health plan or formally apply for a waiver by a specific deadline. Miss it, and you're automatically billed for the university's plan — often thousands more than a compliant policy would've cost you.
What You'll Walk Away With?
- Exactly what a university health insurance waiver is — and why it's opt-out, not optional
- The insurance jargon nobody explains before the bill arrives: deductible, coinsurance, PPO network, ACA-compliant vs. ACA-comparable
- A real example of what an uninsured ER visit in the US actually costs
- A simple checklist to evaluate any health plan before you buy — so you don't get stuck with a policy your university rejects
Why This Week?
Waiver deadlines are already passing. Emory's is today. MIT's is tomorrow. Carnegie Mellon's is August 21st. If you're heading to the US this fall, this affects you — whether your specific deadline is next week or next month.
Who's Speaking?
A GyanDhan advisor, in conversation with a US health insurance specialist who has guided hundreds of international students through the university waiver process. Save your seat now!
About the Event:
Most US universities require you to either buy their health plan or formally apply for a waiver by a specific deadline. Miss it, and you're automatically billed for the university's plan — often thousands more than a compliant policy would've cost you.
What You'll Walk Away With?
- Exactly what a university health insurance waiver is — and why it's opt-out, not optional
- The insurance jargon nobody explains before the bill arrives: deductible, coinsurance, PPO network, ACA-compliant vs. ACA-comparable
- A real example of what an uninsured ER visit in the US actually costs
- A simple checklist to evaluate any health plan before you buy — so you don't get stuck with a policy your university rejects
Why This Week?
Waiver deadlines are already passing. Emory's is today. MIT's is tomorrow. Carnegie Mellon's is August 21st. If you're heading to the US this fall, this affects you — whether your specific deadline is next week or next month.
Who's Speaking?
A GyanDhan advisor, in conversation with a US health insurance specialist who has guided hundreds of international students through the university waiver process. Save your seat now!
