Protect Your Property

Consider renters insurance to protect the personal property you bring with you to campus. Renters insurance protects your personal property against damage or loss, and insures you in case someone is injured while in your place of residence. Many people wonder about the residence halls and are curious if renters insurance will cover them while living on campus. The answer is yes. Students living on campus are encouraged to obtain renters insurance and actually make up one of the largest groups that has this type of insurance.

College students should consider purchasing renters insurance to protect their personal property, such as a computer, bicycle or furniture, in the event that it is damaged, destroyed or stolen. Renters insurance can also protect your belongings in case of disaster. It is important to be aware of what is specifically covered in the policy, confirming first with your insurance agent that the items in your place of residence are covered by renters insurance. If a student is a dependent under their parent’s insurance, the student’s personal property in some cases is not covered if the student lives on campus. However, parents should check their policy or contact their insurance agent for further information on coverage for their student who is away at school.

University of North Alabama does not endorse or recommend any particular company, but would like to provide options for your research. 

National Student Services, Inc. 

GradGuard

College Student Insurance Agency

Allstate

Progressive

Helpful Information

Consumer Reports: Why You Might Need Insurance For Your College-Bound Child

Your Survival Guide To Student Renter's Insurance

Do College Students Need Renter's Insurance?

Physical Addresses:

Most companies require a physical address for renter's insurance. Please refer to the table below for your assignment.