But she has prescriptions that need filling.

She said birth control pills cost her $35 a month, sleeping pills $20 a month. Luckily her migraine pills haven’t run out yet. She said she's not sure what their cost will be.

She said her parents have been helping her out financially since she graduation, but she still has car payments and car insurance to pay.

Regular doctor's checkups and gynecologist visits are coming up.

Luckily, she has not had to confront the question of hospital bills.

“I haven’t gotten sick yet,” she said.

Her college classes convinced her that reporting was not her field. She was recently accepted to Syracuse University's graduate school where she may go to study film theory and television studies. She has also been accepted at the University of Miami's graduate school. Once she enrolls in grad school, she said she may sign up for a college health plan, but she is not  certain.

“I’m not sure what I’m going to do,” she said.

In the mean time, for Miller, getting health insurance may involve slinging coffee.

“I hear they give excellent health benefits at Starbucks, which I’ve actually looked into,” she said.