As a part of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), all students at Lynn University are required to have some form of health insurance. If students have their own health insurance, we ask that you please bring a copy of your insurance card to check-in on Oct. 20.

Lynn University does offer Student Heath Insurance that will be available to incoming DMAC students beginning January 2018 at an additional cost.  For more information, please see the information below.  If you have further questions, please visit Student Financial Services.

2017-2018 Health Insurance Plan Summary

How to Enroll in the Lynn University Health Insurance 

Your myLynn account will allow you access to many online services like login into computers,  class schedule, financial aid documents, tuition payments, grades, email and more. To create your account you will need your Lynn ID Number and Date of Birth.  For instructions to create/reset your myLynn account password  click here.

All students are required to complete the Emergency Contact Form. The information will be used only for emergency notification purposes. In the event of an emergency, students will be contacted via a combinations of voice messages, email, and/or text messages.

Emergency Contact Form 

As a college student you are the only person who has access to your education records. That means if someone wants to know or verify information regarding your grades or progress towards graduation we cannot release your information without your consent.  The FERPA form authorizes us to release your information to those you indicate on the form. Please login to myLynn and click here to complete your Ferpa form.

We are required by the National Center Education Statistics (NCES) to give students, staff and faculty the opportunity to self-report their race and ethnicity (as defined by the US Office of Management and Budget).  Although you are not required to report your race and ethnicity,  we would like to take this opportunity to let you know how to go about updating your information if you wish to do so.  Just log into myLynn and click here for the ethnicity and race form. Once you have indicated both your ethnicity and race, click Submit Changes. 

Here are a few updates you can already make:

• Add Lynn’s school code (001505) to your FAFSA at fafsa.gov [http://www.fafsa.gov].
• Complete the 1098T consent form at my.lynn.edu [https://my.lynn.edu/ICS/Finances/].
• Complete the Authorization of Credit, FERPA and Texting Permission forms on the Electronic Student Aid System (E-SAS) at my.lynn.edu [https://lynnapps.lynn.edu/NetPartnerStudent/Logon.aspx].
• Apply for private loans on lynn.edu [https://www.lynn.edu/admission/tuition-aid/financial-aid/scholarships-grants-loans/private-loans].
• Update your Federal PLUS app (Parent PLUS borrowers, only). Visit studentloans.gov [http://www.studentloans.gov].

We can help you with these, as necessary:

• Federal Loan Request Forms–loan recipients, only
• Federal Master Promissory Note and Loan Entrance–loan recipients, only
• Florida Prepaid Transfer Form–Florida Prepaid recipients, only
• Foreign National Information System–­international students, only
• Refund Request ACH–On my.lynn.edu [https://my.lynn.edu/ICS/Finances/]
• Make ebill payment

Florida residents

On Friday you will be asked to complete a Florida Resident Access Grant (FRAG) application, which will allow us to determine your eligibility. Your parent’s Florida Driver’s License and parent’s vehicle registration form is required for this application. Please bring copies to orientation.

Also, please note that Joanne Severe, financial aid counselor, will relocate to Lynn’s main campus as of Oct. 19. She’ll be located in the Green Center and can be contacted by email jsevere@lynn.edu and at +1 561-237-9632.