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What is my graduating senior going to do for health insurance until he/she gets a job? Graduation comes with a heavy to-do list. Rent your cap and gown, turn in your intent-to-graduate form and make ample copies of your resume. But in all the excitement of moving on, graduates can forget a major detail: most students’ health insurance policies expire once they cease to be full-time students. While many employers provide health insurance benefits, graduates may find themselves uninsured between walking across the stage and walking into the doors of their first job. The Commonwealth Fund, a private foundation that supports independent research on health and social issues found two of five college graduates will spend a portion of time uninsured and half of those will be without insurance for six months or more. To help bridge that insurance gap, the Alumni Association has teamed up with GradMed, an insurance company that provides comprehensive short-term health insurance for up to six mo
