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I asked my insurance agent about this and they said to call them when my son leaves for the academy. They will then mark him as "away at school" and a reduction in the premium would apply. He would still be able to drive when he is home and be fully covered. Hope this helps.

My son was in a similar situation as you. He received an LOA then later found out that he was disqualified for immunotherapy. He had been getting shots for the past three years for allergies to dust and dust mites. We knew that there was a possibility that he was no longer allergic, so, we...

My son received an LOA. Four days later he found out that he had been medically disqualified for two reasons: one for wearing orthotics (diagnosis hallux limitus) and the other for immune therapy for allergies to dust and dust mites. He was asked to provide additional information to the DoD by...

My son received an LOA. Four days later he found out that he had been medically disqualified for two reasons: one for wearing orthotics (diagnosis hallux limitus) and the other for immune therapy for allergies to dust and dust mites. He was asked to provide additional information to the DoD by...