Last year it worked with some universities such as USC and Loyola Marymount. This way the shot will be available to students at the Health Center and they will not have to guess on how many shots to order and leave some left to waste or not enough to go around. Communications major Alicia Bratt said, she doesn't understand what the flu shot does but would consider it if there there more information about the shot. The clinic coming to campus will enable the university to promote understanding about the flu shot and there will be no worries about running out, explained Sloan. The Health Center offers a wide variety of services.
Most services are at no additional charge than what is already paid for when a student registers.
Some things available to students are general health checkups, free HIV testing and major health insurance plans, available to cover illnesses and accidents outside of the Health Center's facilities. Women can receive female exams and a wide variety of health options at a nominal cost. Sloan said the entire staff at the Health Center is committed to the students at CSUF and will continue to make it their priority to offer a wide variety of services to the students.