When went to MSU they had a student health center. I think I got coverage as a student because I went several times and don't remember having to pay. Check your school. They might have or give low cost care.

Check for MarketPlace plans under the Affordable Care Act

California: Genetically Handicapped Persons Program or any PPO. HMOs suck for bleeding disorders.

Also...if you are from MN, I assume you have contact with the Center for Bleeding and Clotting disorders at the University of Minnesota

I have worked with the same issues for years...if you don't mind telling me your diagnosis I have a significant resources that I can direct you towards from minimal costs, to possibly zero cost, and if you manage your treatment with home infusion there is also a way to have all of your factor and supplies delivered to your door.
If you are have hemophilia, this will prevent you from ever needing to search for medical insurance coverage ever again.