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Wright State University requires the following students be covered by adequate health insurance:
If any of the above three descriptions apply to you:
Each fall semester, Wright State will automatically enroll you in the university-sponsored student medical and prescription drug insurance plan for an August 15 effective date. Students will need to be covered by the student health insurance plan or WAIVE the coverage if they are covered by another health insurance plan EACH academic year.
If you do not belong to one of the three groups listed above:
Undergraduate degree-seeking students taking at least 6 credit hours may voluntarily enroll in the student health insurance plan. If you choose, you must sign up for the plan by September 6, 2024, for the fall term or January 24, 2025, for the spring/summer term by contacting studenthealthinsurance@wright.edu. If you experience a Qualifying Life Event (such as loss of health insurance, marriage, divorce, etc.) and wish to enroll in the Wright State student health insurance plan, please contact studenthealthinsurance@wright.edu within 31 days of the QLE.
Open enrollment period. This is also when you can waive coverage by providing proof of alternative coverage, which removes the fee from your student account.
Health insurance fee added to all student accounts.
Student health insurance plan goes into effect for the 2024–25 academic year.
Waiver and enrollment site opens for the 2025 spring/summer terms.
Student health insurance plan goes into effect for the 2025 spring/summer terms.
Learn more about the plan and costs or how to waive coverage.
Finding the right college means finding the right fit. See all that Wright State University–Lake Campus has to offer by visiting campus.