Our health insurance provider is Aetna Student Health.  When you begin classes at CESL you can go to this website and print your health insurance card using your CESL ID number and your date of birth.  To find a list of prefered Aetna health providers please see the Aetna Student Health website.   Read more about Aetna Student Health coverage and benefits.

• All F-1 and J-1 students must buy mandatory, University of Arizona-approved health insurance when they register at CESL.
• CESL does not provide insurance for students’ dependents. Students will need to secure health insurance for their dependents on their own.
• Students must use the Campus Health Service as their primary care facility.
• The health insurance will pay for medical care and referrals to a specialist - with a deductible amount.
• Students should complete any dental work and vision care in their home country.  Dental and vision care is very expensive in the U.S. and the health insurance plan does not cover dental work.
• Do not buy medical insurance for your study at CESL. It is included in your CESL fees.
• If you are not an F-1 or J-1 student, you may choose to sign a form to refuse insurance.  
• Please be aware that there is a $75 per person  in-network deductible.  The office visit copay is $25, the emergency room copay is $225, and the urgent care copay is $100.

Campus Health Service at the University of Arizona

When you do not feel well, you will see a doctor on campus.  While you are a student at CESL, you may also use all other facilities of the Campus Health Service.  For more information on the Campus Health services, contact Campus Health Service directly.  

• It is also a good idea to buy traveler's insurance to cover you while you travel to and from CESL.

Please visit www.internationalstudentinsurance.com/explained/ for more information.