College Parents of America brings you information on how to protect your Student from Collegiate Lifestyle Risks including: ID Theft, Medical Emergency, Computer Physical & Virus Damage, etc.

1. Student
Protec,on
PlanTM
Protec,ng
your
Student
from
Collegiate
Lifestyle
Risks

2. How
Protected
Is
Your
Student?
What
if…
…
your
student
needed
to
get
home
for
a
family
emergency?
….
your
student’s
credit
or
debit
card
was
compromised
at
an
ATM
off
campus?
…
your
student
was
traveling
in
a
friend’s
car,
and
it
broke
down?
…
your
student
faced
a
medical
emergency
abroad,
away
from
proper
care?
…
your
student
found
something
unflaKering
posted
on
social
media
that
showed
up
in
search?

3. These
events
may
not
be
as
uncommon
as
you’d
think.
• 43%
of
students
had
visited
an
emergency
room
for
themselves
in
the
past
4
years
(source).
• Those
aged
16-­‐24
experience
aKempted
or
successful
iden,ty
theP
at
a
rate
higher
than
all
other
age
groups
(source).
• 27%
of
college
students
were
involved
in
or
had
a
friend
involved
in
an
auto
accident
(source).
• 12%
of
college
students
had
to
withdraw
or
had
a
friend
withdraw
due
to
medical
emergencies
or
a
death
in
the
family
(source).
Your
Student
Might
be
at
Risk

4. Does
Your
Student
Need
The
Student
Protec,on
Plan?
College
Parents
of
America
members
enjoy
not
only
Tui$on
Refund
Insurance
but
also
a
suite
of
benefits
designed
for
collegiate
lifestyle.
The
Student
Protec,on
PlanTM
includes:
• Family
Emergency
Travel
Services
• Emergency
Medical
Evacua,on
• Iden,ty
TheP
Protec,on
and
Resolu,on
Services
• Reputa,on.com
Services
• Roadside
Assistance
The
Student
Protec,on
Plan
is
brought
to
you
by
GradGuard,
a
service
of
Next
Genera,on
Insurance
Group,
LLC.

5. You
have
ques,ons,
we
have
answers!
Join
College
Parents
of
America
and
get
more
,ps
and
advice
on:
• How
to
maximize
your
student’s
college
experience
• How
to
protect
your
family’s
college
investment
• How
to
ensure
your
college
student’s
health
and
wellbeing
• And
much
more…
For
more
informa,on,
please
contact
us:
www.CollegeParents.org
or
call
(888)
761-­‐6702