Some services are not provided through MNU Health Services and are the responsibility of the student. In addition to above health services, an accident insurance policy is provided for residential students. The period of protection begins on the date of registration and ends after twelve months for the Fall term and after eight months for the Spring term. Students who are not insured for sickness protection through any other means, are encouraged to participate in a major medical plan. A brochure outlining the MNU insurance plan may be obtained from the Business Office located in Lunn Hall.
Plans are usually available for student and spouse and their children.
All unmarried students who do not reside with parents or guardians, and who are less than 22 years of age, are required to live in one of the residence halls and eat in the cafeteria unless special arrangement has been made with the Office of Student Development. Food services are operated by Pioneer College Caterers, Inc., a professional organization which serves many colleges and universities. Application does not guarantee campus housing but will be granted on a space available basis. Students 21 years of age or younger desiring to live off campus must apply with the Director of Residential Life. Students applying to live off campus must do so in a timely manner so that housing status is known before that semester's registration day.