Select or Waive Coverage
All students enrolled in 6 credits or more (1 credit for graduate students) will be automatically enrolled in the Student Gold Health Insurance Plan and billed $1,363 per semester unless the Wardenburg Campus Care Plan is selected or all coverage is waived by September 5, 2012. For exceptions to automatic enrollment click here.
Online Selection/Waiver Available June 2, 2012:
For a printable version with photo instructions click here
- Log on to MyCUInfo (mycuinfo.colorado.edu)
- After entering login information, go to the Student tab.
- Scroll about 1/3 of the way down the page and look for the “Financial Bar.”
- Click on the Health Plans tab. - Click on View my health insurance selections.
- Under “Term Information” click again on View my health insurance selections.
- Read the information and click Continue.
- The next screen provides your choices. One option is you have no insurance, therefore you must select the Student Gold plan; or, if you have outside insurance, you may either select Campus Care ($165/semester for the supplemental primary care coverage at Wardenburg Health Center) or waive all insurance.
- Make your selection and click Continue. - If you have outside insurance and choose either Campus Care or Waive, you will need to complete the required fields (*) providing information about your outside insurance.
- Complete your health insurance information and click Save. - The confirmation page displays your selection or waiver of health insurance and reads, “Congratulations! Your student record now indicates you have (waived/selected_____) coverage for the plan year.”
- Print this and keep it for your records.
Spring Enrollment/Re-enrollment
If you are a student returning from or entering a study abroad, time out, continuing education, graduate, or other program please contact the insurance office (303-492-5107) for enrollment eligibility requirements.
Summer Enrollment
New summer students are not automatically enrolled in the insurance. You need to enroll and pay at the Student Health Plans Office by the semester deadline.
Late Enrollment
Eligible students will not be allowed to enroll in a plan after the applicable enrollment period, with one exception. If you have been involuntarily terminated by another group insurance plan you may purchase the student insurance, provided you furnish proof that you became involuntarily terminated by another insurance company during the 30 days immediately preceding. In such cases, the cost will be the same as it would have been at the beginning of the coverage period, but the effective date will be the date you enroll in the plan and make the required payment.
