INSURANCE
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The policies now also cover
I tic cost of drugs administered
by a medical practitioner
"Tfi.it was a real problem this
past year," Curran said "A lot
of students found that when
they went over to the Student
Health ( enter for allergy testing
and treatment, the allergy shots
would he covered because they
were administered hv a doctor
and the allergy testing would
be covered but the medication
itself wasn't covered <md that
w.is around S200 to SIOO
' I ’art of that < ost could go to
ward the prescription benefit,
but last year we had a prescrip
tion benefit of SUM), so it really
didn't go that far "
The presi nption drug benefit
has been increased for this
year Charges for prescriptions
obtained at the Student Health
Center will now lie paid .it 100
peri cut after a dedui tilde of SI
per prescription For prest rlp
ticjit. not obtained at the health
center, bon (’fits will tx‘ paid .it
fit) percent
'Hie cost for u domestic stu
dent with no spouse nr depen
dents has gone from $525 to
S'i'U a year For a student and
one dependent, the cost is mm
$ t ,854 . u |i from last y ear s
S1.K24 Students with two or
more dependents will he pay
ing $2,520, as opposed to last
year s $2,208
Students have the option of
paving by the quarter or for the
I'ntirr yriir
AS! JO insurance polit ies ure
rc\ ised each veer by lht! Stu
deni Health Insurant! Commit
tee. made up of the ASI !0 pres
ldent and vit e president as well
.is several students appointed
hv the AS1'()
I he new committee starts in
the summer, tliev go bat k and
review what's been done in the
past and review the claims,'
Curran said "By the end of fall
term, thev're looking at the
i hanges they want in the policy
and then present those to the
insurant <■ company
Cumin saui the low number
of claims filed last year resulted
in fairly low price increases
this year.
"These are pretty good bene
fits," she said "Wo looked at
some others, but they just
weren't cost-effective I'm
glad we were able to get these
things I think we've come a
long way
Insurance can lie purchased
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Musical Theatre Ensemble
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Worid Popular Music
Gospel Experience
Music for Film
Class h'iiuio
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