Clemson's desire is to attract a capable, dedicated and diverse student body of approximately 12,000 to 14,000 undergraduate and 4,000 to 5,000 graduate students, with priority to students from South Carolina.
Louisiana, Wisconsin, and Nevada arenât far behind, each with premiums around $280 per month. The states with the lowest premiums are Oregon ($206), Oklahoma ($209), and New Mexico ($211). But the lowest health insurance rate by state goes to Utah, with a monthly premium of only $180. Here is a ValuePenguinâs listing of the average cost of insurance by state. See if your state made the list:
National Average. The national average for health care costs per person is increasing drastically each year. In 2007, the average cost per person for health insurance coverage was $7,421, which was an increase of 6 percent compared to the previous year.In 2008, the average cost for health care per person surpassed $8,000. The yearly increases for health care are outstripping inflation.mployees who pay out-of-pocket costs typically pay a deductible, a co-payment and co-insurance amount. Deductible amounts per employee range from $400 and $460, depending on whether a preferred provider organization or health maintenance organization was used.