College Student Insurance

9 recommendations and reviews from 9 people

• Referral from August 18, 2017
  

  Belinda H. asked:

  Can anyone recommend a company for a dorm/renter's insurance policy? I have heard that having a policy is a good idea since there has been flooding in some of the dorms. Thanks!

  

  Sherrie C. replied:

  There is another thread in here about that and someone in it recommended collegestudentinsurance.com. It is less money than adding to my Farmer's policy and the deductible is MUCH lower, too.

  

  Kim D. replied:

  College Student Insurance is the way to go for dorm or apartment!

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook
• Referral from July 25, 2017
  

  Linda R. asked:

  Just found out my homeowners policy Will not cover my daughter on renters insurance out in Colorado. Any ideas on who we could use to get insurance while she's in school thank you

  

  Robbin B. replied:

  A couple of years ago, Consumer Reports did an article on student dorm insurance and noted two companies for this purpose with A+ BBB ratings. They were CSI and Natiional Student Services, Inc. I have not used either personally, but Consumer Reports noted that they have lower ($25) deductibles than your homeowner's policy will have. https://www.collegestudentinsurance.com/ http://www.nssi.com/

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook
• Referral from September 29, 2015
  

  Lynn F. asked:

  My out of state insurance agent is not licensed to sell renter's insurance in CO. Any recommendations for an inexpensive and reliable insurance co. to insure my off campus students?

  

  Caryn C. replied:

  used https://www.collegestudentinsurance.com/ been satisfied with the low premiums. I haven't had a claim but the company that underwrites it has a good rep.

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook
• Referral from May 27, 2015
  

  Kim D. asked:

  My son will be in an apartment this year and needs to get renters insurance. I remember a few links being posted last fall about good places to get renters insurance. Can anyone remember what they were and repost please? Thanks in Advance!

  

  Jennifer Z. replied:

  We used our homeowner's policy when she was in the dorm, but they told us we would need a separate policy when she moved into an apt. We wound up going with www.CollegeStudentInsurance.com. $10 k of coverage w/ $100 deductible was $190/yr.

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook
• Referral from April 28, 2015
  

  Neil K. asked:

  Looking to get equipment insurance for my audio gear, anyone got a good recommendation? Thank you have a great Tuesday

  

  Scott W. replied:

  http://www.collegestudentinsurance.com/ Cheaper than any gear-specific insurance service. Over three years it saved me about $900.

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook
• Referral from August 12, 2014
  

  Lisa B. asked:

  Dorm Insurance?? do we need it?

  

  Randy H. replied:

  College Student Insurance, at collegestudentinsurance.com

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook
• Referral from August 12, 2014
  

  Kathie G. asked:

  Does anyone have a recommendation for getting an insurance policy on the electronics (new computer, tv, printer, etc.) for accidental damage coverage? I know there is such a policy but I'm not sure if we would have to get a renters insurance policy first and have it as a rider of additional coverage or not. Any loss of the items would be covered under our homeowners policy but the deductible is almost as much $ as to replace them so I am looking to get something else that would cover for a spilled soda on the computer, etc. Thanks!

  

  April G. replied:

  http://www.collegestudentinsurance.com/

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook
• Referral from February 6, 2014
  

  Kasey F. asked:

  Does anyone have the information on the insurance policies for equipment that Bob Ware talked about .

  

  Naoe P. replied:

  Kasey are you still taking classes at SMC? If so, http://www.collegestudentinsurance.com/ And yes it is legit!!! When my equipment was stolen, I was able to replace most vital equipment.

  -1
  View full conversation on Facebook