Sentences with phrase «covering campus life»

Design and create content for the weekly and monthly newsletters covering campus life activities and events.

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My first encounter with the Roaring Lambs idea came from seeing U2 on the cover of Campus Life, a youth group magazine.

The downside though, is that most financial aid packages won't cover off campus living.

However, a College Savings Trust will cover all housing expenses for a college student, including rent and dues for a fraternity or sorority, and living in an apartment off campus.

This only relates to students who are registered in a college, but when the need for extra funds to help cover bills, debts and even living costs is high, speaking to the campus Financial Aid advisor can lead to a $ 5,000 personal loan, with bad credit practically a non-factor in the whole process.

However, if a college student is under 26 years old, enrolled in classes and living in on - campus housing, the student may be covered under his or her parents» homeowners or renters insurance policy.

As the National Association of Insurance Commissioners writes, college students under the age of 26 who live in on - campus housing (like a dorm) may be covered under their parents» policy.

You'll want to check with your agent to make sure, but the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) says that students who are younger than 26 and living on campus may be covered through their parents» policy.

If you're living in a dorm or other campus housing, your belongings may be covered under your parents» homeowners or renters insurance policy.

Students living off - campus need to purchase a renters insurance policy to cover their belongings and for liability and loss of use coverage.

These awards are considered full - ride scholarships, although they can fall short of covering the true cost of attending school when you factor in other expenses such as living off campus or commuting to school.

Students living off - campus need to purchase a renters insurance policy to cover their belongings and for liability and loss of use coverage.

However, if a college student is under 26 years old, enrolled in classes and living in on - campus housing, the student may be covered under his or her parents» homeowners or renters insurance policy.

Your parents» insurance may not cover your belongings if you live in an off - campus apartment or home.

One big thing to keep in mind: If you're set to live in a dorm, but looking to buy renters insurance on your own, be sure to confirm a potential policy covers on - campus «temporary» housing.

Most personal belongings for students living on campus or off - campus apartments are covered under the parent's homeowners or renters» insurance policies, however, some policies may limit the amount of insurance coverage available.

However, students living off campus may not be covered by their parents» policy and may need their own renters insurance.

In fact, students who live in an on - campus dormitory will have most of their personal possessions covered under their parents» homeowners insurance policy, according to the Insurance Information Institute.

If you're living in a dorm or other campus housing, your belongings may be covered under your parents» homeowners or renters insurance policy.

You'll want to check with your agent to make sure, but the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) says that students who are younger than 26 and living on campus may be covered through their parents» policy.

Whether you are a college student commuting to school from an off campus apartment, or a senior citizen taking in retirement at a Sterling Heights senior living community or a condominium, you too can reap the benefits of being covered.

In many instances, if you are living on campus, you will be covered through the University; however, if you are living in off campus student housing, then you are responsible for your own contents and for whatever happens in your apartment.

Health insurance, like other types of policies, will still cover your son as long as he lives on campus or in a dwelling that is paid for by you.

And both the Washington Post and New York Times covered Dartmouth's nine - month review of campus life, which focused on ending the extreme behaviors (dangerous drinking, sexual assault, and other problems) that hurt too many students and undermined the important work of teaching and learning.

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