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COBRA is an emergency option. Don't do it.
The age limit for being on your parents insurance is 26
COBRA is really expensive. I'd say go for student health.
my B school's health insurance was crazy expensive (imo), definitely check out the exchange for your state (ACA) unless you need/expect lots of medical care it's probably the most cost effective
Yes agree with above. Cobra is expensive. Look at healthcare.gov. I'm assuming you will qualify for subsidies since you won't be working
Cobra is expensive but if you have health issues, your student insurance likely sucks
How old are you and what state are you in? If you're younger than 29-31(varies by state) you can hop on your parents insurance irrelevant of work or education status.