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Inside Higher Ed

January 12, 2010

In letters sent last week to top members of the Senate and House of Representatives, the American Council on Education and the American College Health Association ask that the final health care reform legislation specify that college- and university-based student plans are not individual plans, but are instead "group-like" and should be rated and priced based on the relatively healthy student population rather than the insurance market at large.

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