Online students do not need to submit immunization records to register for courses. However, online students seeking a waiver for on-campus or hybrid courses must comply with University immunization policies to receive approval.
To register for on-campus or hybrid courses, you must submit an immunization form from your physician, or an exemption, along with a tuberculosis questionnaire. Processes and additional information are outlined below.
To request an exemption:
- Log in to using your ULID and password.
- Navigate to the “Health & Wellness” card on your ULink dashboard.
- Select "Medicat Patient Portal."
- In the Medicat Patient Portal, select "Forms."
- On the Forms page, select “Request for Exemption from Immunizations Form.”
- Save the PDF to your device and fill out the form, selecting all immunizations.
- Download for free and use the "Fill & Sign" feature under "All tools" to complete the form.
- Return to the Medicat Patient Portal and select "Upload."
- Navigate to the drop-down box at the bottom of the page to select “Vaccine Exemption Request Form.”
- With “Vaccine Exemption Request Form” chosen, click “Select File” to upload your completed exemption form.
- Submit the file and allow for 1-2 business days for processing before your hold is lifted.
To submit your immunization records instead, follow these steps:
- Log in to ULink using your ULID and password.
- Navigate to the “Health & Wellness” card on your ULink dashboard.
- Select "Medicat Patient Portal."
- In the Medicat Patient Portal, select “Upload.”
- Navigate to the drop-down box at the bottom of the page to select “Immunization Record.”
- With “Immunization Record” chosen, click “Select File” to upload a photo or copy of your records.
- Submit the file and allow for 1-2 business days for processing.
To submit the tuberculosis questionnaire:
- From the top menu, select "Forms."
- Select "TB Screen Questionnaire."
- Complete and submit the form.
You can find more information on the Student Health website. You’ll also find details about exemptions and where to receive a vaccine on campus and in the community.