Student Health Insurance for Every Utah & Wyoming Campus

Every campus below links to a guide written for that school's actual student body — commuter or residential, undergrad or graduate, trades or health professions — covering the same core questions everywhere: staying on a parent's plan until 26, Marketplace plans and premium tax credits, Medicaid rules, student-plan comparisons, and the enrollment windows that life events open.

One state-level difference runs through everything: Utah expanded Medicaid (independent students under roughly 138% of the federal poverty level usually qualify), while Wyoming did not — so Wyoming students lean on Marketplace premium tax credits, which begin at 100% of the federal poverty level. Each school page covers the rules for its own state.