If I take online classes would I still have my parents health insurance?

Health Insurance companies require you to be a dependent to be under your parents health insurance. Meaning your parents still support you monetarily. Students in College are covered as well, is that not correct? So if I was traveling abroad and was taking online classes would I still be covered under my parents health insurance?

Well, just from my own experience:

The insurance company did cover me under my parents until I was 18 with no school required OR till I was 21 with school (I think, but because now I'm 38 don't quite remember). So, as long as I was a "full time student" i I was covered. i went to "independant studies" and that counted as full time. Now, I don't reccomend this, but there was a short time that I Enrolled in more classes (at my local JC) than I was going to be able to do. Then I proved to insurance I was full time and then I dropped some of them. I am not usually unethical, and I hate to say this, but screw those rip off artists and I needed to work and go to part time school, so I did what I had to. I think there may have been a clause about living at home too, I forgot. The best way would be to ask, maybe in a generic "a friend of mine wants to know" kind of way.

~~It depends on whether the school you are using provides a card to you every semester showing the units of classes you are taking. I believe it has to be 12 units, or you will lose your insurance.

Best to ask your agent what they will require as proof, then as the online school if they provide it, that will you will not have any unpleasant surprises.~~

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It's highly unlikely. Chances are the insurance has limitations on coverage while traveling and unless the school was also a certified approved college, you would not be considered an eligible full-time student.

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