The university defines full-time status as registered for 12 or more undergraduate hours or nine or more graduate hours. If you are unable to provide appropriate documentation, vaccines may be repeated. If you neglect to submit this form, or if your immunizations are not up to date, a hold will be placed to prevent class registration. The Certificate of Immunization must be accompanied by documentation that the vaccines were given. You may complete the form using information received from your local health department or from the armed services, but you then must attach a validated copy of supporting documentation.
Many high schools require validated immunization records for all students.
This record may not meet all the requirements for university enrollment. If you have any questions regarding this form, please call the immunization coordinator or use this special email form . If your program of study requires you to submit a Certificate of Immunization, be sure that you also send a copy to University Student Health Services. Any student who objects on the grounds that administration of immunizing agents conflicts with his religious tenets or practices shall be exempt from the immunization requirements unless an emergency or epidemic of disease has been declared by the Board of Health. This form must include a notary public's seal.