<human>: I want to start off with the disclosure that I have not yet been diagnosed. I started out seeing an ENT for hearing and vestibular problems, but it has since progressed to include pain, tingling, and numbness in my limbs, among other issues. I have had an MRI and they found a couple "spots" and I have an appointment with a neurologist upcoming on the 29th.  

Meanwhile, while all my doctor visits and worsening symptoms have been going on, my live-in boyfriend was informed by his employer that they are closing their local branch. On the bright side, he's been offered a position at their main branch in a city about 2 hours away from here. This position is a higher position than his current one, and would pay a little more. On top of that, its a smaller city and the cost of living is lower.  

The downside of this is that I would have to quit my current job, and therefore would lose my health insurance that I have through them. Since we aren't married I can't get on his- and I'm not about to get married just for insurance. If we take this move I could either find another job, or there is a state university there that I could attend full time. I'd like to do the second option, but I don't know what my options for health insurance would be if I did. Would it be a "pre-existing condition" and then have a hard time getting any? Do they have insurance for college students? Would I be able to get Medicaid? I'm not sure how insurance works, and I'll probably need it considering MS drugs are crazy expensive. I'm worried that I don't know my options in this area.

Can you condense the text into a few key points?
<bot>: Boyfriend and I may need to move for his job, but I'm facing a possible MS diagnosis. Do I have to pick between school/new city and keeping my health insurance?