All students registered with 12 credits, including one face-to-face class, are automatically enrolled in the BYU–Hawaii Student Medical Benefit. International students must add their dependents to the plan, and dropping below full-time credits will terminate coverage. Domestic students may also add dependents, but dropping below full-time credits will prevent re-enrollment until the next open enrollment. Maternity insurance is included for married, full-time students. For enrollment or to make changes, visit the Student Medical Benefit office.
Frequently Asked Questions About Student Medical Benefit Office
What is the Student Medical Benefit and who is automatically enrolled?
All students registered with at least 12 credits, including one face-to-face class, are automatically enrolled in the BYU–Hawaii Student Medical Benefit plan.
Can international students add dependents to the Student Medical Benefit plan?
Yes, international students may add their dependents to the Student Medical Benefit plan.
What happens if a student drops below full-time credits regarding medical coverage?
Dropping below full-time credits will terminate coverage and prevent re-enrollment until the next open enrollment period.
Is maternity insurance included in the Student Medical Benefit plan?
Yes, maternity insurance is included for married, full-time students.
Where can students enroll or make changes to their Student Medical Benefit plan?
Students can visit the Student Medical Benefit office located at 55-220 Kulanui St, 287 LSB in Laie, HI for enrollment or to make plan changes.
What are the office hours of the Student Medical Benefit Office?
The office is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday from 8:30 AM to 3:00 PM, and Tuesday from 8:30 AM to 11:00 AM and 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM. It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
How can the BYU Hawaii Admissions Office nearby help new students?
New students can visit the BYU Hawaii Admissions Office, close to the Student Medical Benefit Office, for admissions guidance and orientation services.
What is the benefit of the nearby Mail Center for students?
Students can conveniently use the nearby Mail Center for postal and shipping needs while visiting the Student Medical Benefit Office or attending classes.
What recreational activities are available near the Student Medical Benefit Office?
Nearby entertainment includes the Tahitian Village at the Polynesian Cultural Centre and Tonga water park, great for relaxation after office visits.
Is there a dining option near the Student Medical Benefit Office?
Yes, Alii Corner, a fast food restaurant offering Chinese and Indian cuisine, is located nearby for convenient meals.