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by Frankenmuth Insurance | Aug 3, 2023 | Insurance, Safety Tips
College is an exciting season, especially because it’s often the first time many young adults leave home and live on their own. And while this newfound freedom can be exhilarating, it also means students become responsible for their own safety (another first). So, whether you’re an excited student or a worried parent, this guide is here to give you the college safety tips you need … and hopefully a sigh of relief.
Read on for the top college safety tips, outlined by some of our insurance experts:
For those looking for the CliffsNotes version, here it is: Going off to college is, indeed, an exciting time, but it’s imperative to keep safety at the top of your mind. By being aware of your surroundings, taking practical precautions, and making smart choices, you can ensure a safer and more enjoyable experience on campus. And that’s what we wish for you!
If your college student is living in a dorm, they’re probably still protected under your home insurance policy. Of course, everyone’s individual insurance is different, but the general rule of thumb is that if they’re a full-time student who lived in your house before they left for school, they’re covered while they’re at school – at no extra cost to you.
More than likely, this coverage consists of:
To make sure your coverage includes your college student, start a conversation with a local, independent agent.
Get familiar with your campus and surrounding neighborhoods.Don’t walk alone at night.Use safe transportation methods.Protect your personal items.Take small appliance safety seriously.Note:Extinguish fire hazards.Invest in life insurance.Personal property:Personal liability:Medical payments: