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As students graduate and enter the workforce, understanding personal insurance needs is crucial. New graduates should consider health insurance if they are not covered by an employer plan, as well as renters’ insurance for personal property protection. For those working in high-risk fields or freelance capacities, professional liability insurance may also be necessary to protect against claims of negligence or inadequate work.

Internships are integral to career education, but they come with inherent risks. Managing these risks is crucial to ensure the safety of students and the reputation of your college. Begin by thoroughly vetting potential host organizations for compliance with safety and labor laws, and establish clear agreements outlining each party’s responsibilities. Provide pre-internship training on workplace safety, ethics, and professional conduct, and ensure students are aware of their rights and responsibilities.

Tuition insurance helps protect students and families from financial loss if a student must withdraw from a program due to illness, injury, or other covered reasons. For career colleges, offering tuition insurance can enhance the institution’s appeal by providing a safety net that reassures students and parents alike.

If you’re a homeowner putting up a for sale sign, there’s going to be lots on your to-do list. One of the most important tasks is taking care of your home insurance.

Home insurance premiums are based on a variety of factors – including location, replacement cost, utilities, extra amenities, and more. Where you are moving to is likely going to be quite different than the home you live in now.

Here is a guide to make sure all the bases are covered:

Many colleges rent their facilities to third parties when their spaces are not in use. If renting out college facilities for events or community activities, it’s important to understand the insurance requirements to protect against potential liabilities. It is essential that…

If your college owns vehicles for student transport, field trips, or other purposes, it’s essential to have the right auto insurance coverage. Commercial auto insurance provides liability protection for accidents, damage, or injuries involving college-owned vehicles..

Managing insurance costs is crucial for career colleges looking to balance quality coverage with budget constraints. To reduce premiums, consider implementing risk management strategies..