The University of Michigan offers online courses for new and returning undergraduate and graduate students on the topics of alcohol and other drugs, sexual assault prevention, and well-being.

For Undergraduate Students

Alcohol Use, Sexual Assault, Well-being, and the Transition to College

If you experience technical difficulties with your Community Matters required online course, see the following troubleshooting tips below.

If you are accessing training from a desktop or laptop computer:

This page is for the 2022-23 plan year. Here is the 2023-24 plan information.

If you need health insurance, please consider this plan, which was developed with students' needs in mind.

2023-24 plan details will be posted here by 8/1/23.  If you have questions before then, please write to: [email protected].edu 

To save money on health care, currently enrolled U-M students on the Ann Arbor campus should visit UHS first.

This page is for the 2022-23 plan year. Here is the 2023-24 plan information.

Tuition insurance for U-M Ann Arbor students

This insurance plan significantly extends and enhances the university's published withdrawal policy. The plan provides funds that can help to pay back loans, grants, and scholarships for students who must completely withdraw from a term due to a physical or mental health illness or injury. For a very reasonable cost (0.65% of tuition), you can protect your financial investment for the entire academic year. 

This page is archived information for the 2022-23 plan year. Here is the plan information for the current year.

2022-23 U-M Travel Abroad Health Insurance Plan

Traveling abroad? This inexpensive health insurance plan can provide peace of mind for travelers from all three U-M campuses.