I'm trying to stay on my dad's insurance plan, but since I'm over 18 I have to be a "full-time student" to be considered 'dependent'. Does anyone have any experience with this? Does enrolling in Excelsior count as a "full-time student"? I'm sure each insurance plan/company has their own policy, I'm just trying to get a feel of the 'normal' attitude insurance companies have towards Distance Learning.

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-Daniel

-------Degree Info---------
BS in Liberal Studies from Excelsior
AARTS - 30 ll
CLEP - 51 ll
DSST - 9 ul
ECE - 15 ul
ECE - 6 ll
ACTFL OPI - 3 ll
Total LL: 90 out of 90
Total UL: 24 out of 30 (6 left)
Grand Total: 114 out of 120 (6 left)

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2 UL ECE


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