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41% of Students Have Considered Withdrawing in the Past Year

Mental Health Conditions Delay Degrees

Health Conditions Are Still Delaying College Students

Most students can't afford the cost of an extra semester.

1 in 5 college students know someone who has withdrawn for health reasons.

More examples of the growing mental health challenges of college students

College students are worried about refunds

College students are worried about cost

College students are worried about health

Why are most college students worried about getting their degrees?

College life is amazing but it's not without risks.

Over 24,000 crime and safety incidents reported on college campuses each year.

According to the Clery Act Reports, there have been an average of over 24,000 crime and safety incidents reported annually on college campuses since 2009.

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According to the Clery Act Reports, there have been an average of over 24,000 crime and safety incidents reported annually on college campuses since 2009.

Increasing health conditions are delaying progress for students

American College Health Association’s National College Health Assessment shows the need for tuition insurance when delayed progress results in a medical withdrawal.

Tuition insurance can make it easier for students to return.

Helping college families recover financially from a forced medical withdrawal must be a priority according to findings from a 2020 national survey of college students.

Stress is taking a BIG toll on college students.

Recent research found that nearly a third of students pursuing a bachelor's degree considered withdrawing from their program for a semester or more in the past six months.

School refund policies may offer nothing after 4 weeks.

Most school policies don’t offer a refund in the event of a forced withdrawal - even for a medical reason - after the fourth week of classes.

Student health conditions delay progress for thousands.

ACHA’s National College Health Assessment from 2019 indicates four common student illnesses and their impacts on degree completion.

Health conditions affect more students than you think.

ACHA’s data reveals other student health conditions that may also disrupt an academic term or lead to an unexpected student withdrawal.