#Enrollment

[amnhnyc]

It's time for Trilobite Tuesday! Trilobites were among the first animals to develop the ability to enroll for protection. With their thick calcite shells, an enrolled trilobite could present quite the daunting challenge for any predator seeking an easy meal. Scientists think trilobites first started using this defensive position some 520 million years ago, during the Lower Cambrian. By the time Dipleura (pictured) inhabited the primal seas during the Devonian, trilobites had long-since mastered this art of rolling up into spherical “balls.” This specimen, found in Pennsylvania, is nearly 3 in (7.6 cm) in diameter.

[wutbju]

He also added that there are "648 new undergrad, grad, and online students."

Now I can't put this in my graphs because I don't keep this number because the state doesn't ask for this number. The state wants to know how many "first time Freshmen" they have. Those grad students, for instance, are nearly all recent grads, so ... the numbers aren't really plain.

So we wait.

[princetonarchives]

This clip, taken from the June 30, 1837 Princeton Whig, describes the impact of the Panic of 1837 on the College of New Jersey (which changed its name to Princeton University in 1896).

[dissociateyourbones]

Steps to create the most anxiety ridden 24 hours you have ever had:

receive your Linear Algebra midterm grade at midnight

don't receive your stats midterm grade despite the fact it was a scantron exam so it should be graded

get assigned an inordinate amount of work and have to cancel D&D that night

have your enrollment time the next day, and watch as the seats in your required classes slowly dwindle towards zero.

have e-board elections for your club the next day, you have not written your speech yet

plan on telling the guy you've got a thing for that you like him the next day, directly after e-board elections

have no one to take to the baseball game you're going to on Saturday cause everyone is busy

generalized anxiety disorder

But hey at least there's a new barbie trailer

[comingoutofmycave]

Chose my classes for next semester, enrollment is on the 31st but I get too excited so here they are:

* Philosophy of Religion (was originally going to take Comparative Religion but the prof is absolutely awful)

* Early Western Political Theory (give me more of the Greeks🤙)

* American Politics & Government (the 200-level Poly-Sci Intro cause ya girl can’t be in 100-level classes anymore)

* International Politics: In Search of a New World Order (can’t wait for all my rants in and outside of this class)

[meoun-uk]

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[thetaintedangels]

Hey vets, if you don't have a VHIC card (VA ID Card) for access to military installations you can enroll into any military installation with your DD214 and Government ID or Driver License for access.

[pearlsforthesoul]

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[amarisbella21]

Medicare For The Self-Employed: Eligibility And Enrollment Tips

Navigating Medicare can be particularly challenging for the self-employed, as they often face unique circumstances regarding eligibility and enrollment. Understanding how Medicare works for self-employed individuals is crucial to ensuring that you have the necessary healthcare coverage as you age or if you become disabled.

Eligibility for Medicare

Self-employed individuals become eligible for Medicare under the same general criteria as any other citizen or legal resident. You must meet one of the following conditions:

Age: You must be 65 years old or older.

Disability: If you have been receiving Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) for at least 24 months, you qualify for Medicare regardless of age.

Specific Conditions: Individuals diagnosed with End-Stage Renal Disease (ESRD) or Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) may also qualify for Medicare at any age.

Eligibility is primarily determined by your work history and contributions to Medicare through payroll taxes. If you have paid Medicare taxes for at least 10 years (40 quarters), you will generally qualify for premium-free Part A. If not, you can still enroll but will need to pay a monthly premium for Part A.

Enrollment Periods

Understanding the enrollment periods for Medicare is essential for self-employed individuals:

Initial Enrollment Period (IEP): This seven-month period begins three months before you turn 65, includes your birthday month, and ends three months after. If you are under 65 and qualify due to disability, your IEP starts 24 months after your first disability check.

General Enrollment Period (GEP): If you miss your IEP, you can enroll during the GEP, which runs from January 1 to March 31 each year. Coverage begins on July 1, and you may face late enrollment penalties if you do not enroll when first eligible.

Special Enrollment Period (SEP): If you are still working and covered by an employer-sponsored plan, you can delay enrolling in Medicare without facing penalties. You can enroll in Medicare Part B anytime you are still covered by that plan, and for up to eight months after the coverage ends.

Enrollment Tips for the Self-Employed

Understand Your Coverage Needs: Assess your healthcare needs based on your medical history and current conditions. Consider whether you will require supplemental coverage through Medicare Advantage (Part C) or additional plans like Medicare Supplement Insurance (Medigap).

Evaluate Costs: As a self-employed individual, managing your budget is crucial. Review the costs associated with Medicare Part B premiums, deductibles, and copayments, as well as any additional costs for Medicare Advantage or Medigap plans. Understanding your out-of-pocket costs will help you make an informed decision.

Utilize Resources: Leverage resources such as the official Medicare website, your local Social Security office, or Medicare counselors who can guide navigating eligibility and enrollment.

Plan for Future Needs: Consider how your healthcare needs may change as you age. Planning for potential long-term care or chronic condition management will help you select the right coverage from the beginning.

Document Everything: Keep thorough records of your work history, income, and any health coverage you currently have. This information can be helpful during enrollment and for understanding any potential penalties for late enrollment.

Conclusion

For the self-employed, understanding Medicare eligibility and enrollment is crucial for securing healthcare coverage. To be eligible for Medicare, individuals must follow the necessary medicare eligibility requirements.  You must also be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident who has lived in the U.S. for at least five consecutive years. Familiarizing yourself with the eligibility criteria, enrollment periods, and tips for choosing the right plans can ensure you are adequately covered as you transition into retirement or face health challenges. Taking proactive steps to navigate the Medicare landscape can provide peace of mind and financial stability in your later years.

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[wutbju]

Lots of people have asked me about Josh Crockett's video last week which BJU Alumni bragged was "transparent."

Crockett said that enrollment was 2734.

"What does that mean?" people have asked. "How could that be?"

That's the Grand Total Enrollment, folks. Every part-timer, every full-timer, every grad student, every undergrad, every one who is taking one class to a full load.

And last year BJU reported to the State that the Grand Total Enrollment was 2893.

That's only a 5% drop from last year.

We shall see if that's what BJU reports to the State.

[princetonarchives]

This enrollment summary for Princeton is from the 1862-1863 Catalogue. Though it had previously been a popular institution among Southerners, nearly all Southern students left Princeton after the outbreak of war in 1861. Here, enrollment of 223 is up slightly from the year before, but still down significantly from the peak of 314 in 1861.

“Hindoostan” is a historical term for India.

[albaalexa]

What Happens If You Delay Medicare Enrollment After Age 65?

Delaying Medicare enrollment after reaching age 65 can have significant consequences. For many, the decision to enroll in Medicare is straightforward, as it provides essential healthcare coverage. However, some individuals may choose to postpone their enrollment for various reasons. Understanding what happens when you delay enrollment is crucial for making an informed decision.

Initial Enrollment Period

When you turn 65, you enter your Initial Enrollment Period (IEP), which lasts for seven months. This period begins three months before your birthday month, includes your birthday month, and extends three months after. It’s during this time that you can enroll in Medicare Part A (hospital insurance) and Part B (medical insurance) without facing penalties. If you are already receiving Social Security benefits, you are typically automatically enrolled in both parts.

Reasons for Delaying Enrollment

Some individuals choose to delay enrollment because they are still working and have employer-sponsored health insurance. In this case, you may not need to enroll in Medicare right away, especially if you have health coverage through your job or your spouse’s job. However, it’s essential to understand the implications of delaying enrollment.

Consequences of Delaying Enrollment

Late Enrollment Penalty: One of the most significant repercussions of delaying Medicare Part B enrollment is the late enrollment penalty. If you don’t sign up for Part B during your IEP and don’t qualify for a Special Enrollment Period (SEP), you may face a premium increase of 10% for every 12 months you delay enrollment. This penalty is added to your monthly premium and can last for as long as you have Part B coverage.

Limited Enrollment Opportunities: After your IEP ends, you’ll have to wait for the General Enrollment Period (GEP), which runs from January 1 to March 31 each year. During this time, you can enroll in Part B, but your coverage won’t begin until July 1 of that year. This delay can leave you without coverage for several months, potentially exposing you to high healthcare costs if you need medical care.

Potential Gaps in Coverage: If you delay Medicare open enrollment and then decide to enroll later, there’s a risk of experiencing gaps in your healthcare coverage. If you encounter a medical emergency or require care during this period, you may be responsible for paying the full costs out of pocket.

Special Enrollment Period (SEP): If you delay enrollment due to having employer-sponsored health insurance, you may qualify for a Special Enrollment Period when your employment ends or when your employer coverage ends. This allows you to enroll in Part B without facing penalties, but you must act within eight months of losing your employer coverage.

Impact on Other Benefits: Delaying Medicare enrollment may also affect other benefits you receive, such as Medicaid or assistance from state programs. If you delay and later need to enroll, it could complicate your eligibility for these programs.

Making the Right Decision

To make the best decision regarding Medicare enrollment, it’s essential to assess your current health insurance situation and future healthcare needs. If you are still employed and have comprehensive health coverage, delaying enrollment might be a reasonable option. However, if you are approaching retirement or your employer coverage is insufficient, enrolling in Medicare during your IEP is advisable.

Consulting with a Medicare representative or a knowledgeable insurance advisor can also provide clarity on your options and the best course of action for your specific circumstances.

Conclusion

Delaying Medicare enrollment after age 65 can lead to penalties, coverage gaps, and complications in obtaining necessary healthcare services. It is crucial to understand the implications of your decision and explore all options available to ensure you have the healthcare coverage you need as you age. Timely enrollment can save you from unnecessary costs and provide peace of mind for your health and well-being.