Student health insurance?

I'm thinking about going back to school to get my master's or another bachelor's degree so I can get a different job. Does anyone know if most universities offer health insurance? Anyone have experience with getting health insurance through a school? I don't think I'd be able to work full time and go to school at the same time.

Thanks in advance.

I had student health insurance while I was in law school. I remember it being affordable but I also remember that the coverage wasn't the greatest. I didn't have many options as far as what doctors I could see. I would bet this varies school by school.

Health insurance is usually mandatory for f.t. undergrads. With grad students the universities generally assess fees to insure full-timers unless they can supply proof of comparable coverage. You are subject to institutional rules so the quality/price of coverage varies. I met some real idiot residents who were used to staff the university student health offices where I attended grad school. Don't let me discourage you, but attendance at these places is not the way to get great insurance. One is lucky if it's adequate. / Old Hat (nearly 30 yrs with left-sided UC ... [etc.])

My student health insurance is what i'm using now, so far it's been my saving grace. The university I attend goes through Havard Pilgrim, the coverage has been quite good and affordable.