Search results
The UC SHIP Waiver Process. You can submit an online Waiver Application with your Supporting Documentation through Academic Health Plans (AHP) Waiver System during a designated Waiver Period. All submissions are subject to audit to ensure the health plan meets Waiver Criteria.
Be a Medi-Cal/Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE/military, Veterans Affairs benefits, Covered California or other U.S. federal or state exchange plan, or a UC employee health plan, OR; Be an employer-sponsored group health plan or individual plan that: Has an annual out-of-pocket maximum of $9,450 or less for an individual or $18,900 or less for a ...
Request to waive out of UC SHIP if you don’t wish to be covered by UC SHIP and have an alternate insurance plan that complies with the 2018-2019 UC SHIP Waiver Criteria . Your alternate plan must satisfy the Minimum Essential Coverage (MEC) requirement of the Affordable Care Act (ACA).
Students can apply for a CAL VET Fee Waiver at any California County Veteran Services Office. If approved, students will need to submit their eligibility letter to the VA Certifying Official. Cal Vet Fee Waivers will waive: Tuition Student Service Fee Professional Degree Tuition.
The CalVet Waiver will cover UC Tuition, Student Services Fee, and the UCEAP Participation Fee. All other expenses, like airfare, housing, and amenities, are not eligible for VA funding. Students may consider applying to scholarships to cover any remaining expenses. Visit https://ieo.ucla.edu/scholarships/ for more information.
If you are deemed a non-resident/out-of-state student for tuition purposes and use this benefit for your first term at UCLA, you will receive a non-resident tuition fee waiver. This will waive the non-resident supplemental tuition fee waiver for your degree program so long as you maintain continuous enrollment at UCLA (fall, winter, spring ...
UC SHIP also known as University of California Student Insurance Program is a comprehensive major medical insurance plan that offers medical, pharmacy, dental, vision, and mental health and substance use disorder benefits for UC undergraduate and graduate students and their eligible dependents.
