<prompt> Human: Hey guys, heres the deal: I have one year left at my university to get my 4-year degree, Im 21, and I have type 1 Diabetes. I have a job that I typically make 300 a month at, and my monthly expenses are around 750-800. I make up the deficit with student loans. I had basically zero dollars growing up and when I turned 19 years old, for some reason my insurance dropped me. It might have been Medicaid? Anyway, I dont have insurance is my point. Thus far, Ive squeezed by, by doing the following:1 Applying to and receiving patient assistance program benefits from organizations that provide Insulin and supplies.2 Not paying the doctor what I owe him until I get my bill reduced through patient assistance programs.My question is:How screwed am I when college ends and I cant apply for those programs and does anyone know if theres something Im totally unaware of that could make my life way easier?  <response>: Youre at a four year university? Most require their students to have insurance and offer their own or partnered group plan to those that dont have it. Its usually decent to quite good coverage for pennies compared to what you could get privately. Do some searching around your schools website. Get insurance for this semester. Maybe the end date will even cover you until the fall term. Either way, hope you graduate and find a job that offers benefits like the majority of working age adults. 