We pledge that there will be no taxpayer dollars used for it," said university spokesman John Drees, who said employees were informed of the new plan Monday.
Despite the pledge though, the program is begging to become a magnet for sick, uninsurable people who would be delighted to wait a year and then pay premiums into the state-supported schools self insurance health plan.
After all, excessive losses to the plan simply get picked up by the taxpayers.
If you want more of state universities' gaming the system at your expense, Jack Conway is your man for Attorney General.
