Health Services
Immunizations
Vaccination Requirements
New York State Public Health Law #2165 requires that ALL students born after January 1, 1957 and who are planning to register for six (6) or more campus-based credits must provide the following:
Proof of:
- 2 measles vaccinations
- 1 mumps vaccination
- 1 rubella vaccination
OR
- 2 MMR vaccinations
OR
- Titers with results proving immunity
Please be advised that if you do not meet the immunization requirements (or obtain a waiver due to health or religious reasons), within 30 days of the beginning of the semester, you will be administratively withdrawn from the college. This means that you will forfeit ALL tuition and fees, will not receive any grades, and will not be permitted to register for ensuing study at the college until proof of immunizations are verified by our Health Services Office. DO NOT assume that immunization records are sent to the college with your academic transcript.
Immunization records can be obtained from:
- Your high school
- Your family physician
- Last college attended
Order Your Academic Transcripts Online via the National Student Clearinghouse.
New York State Public Health Law #2167 makes it mandatory for ALL college students taking six (6) or more credits on campus to receive information about the meningitis vaccine and the disease.
ALL students MUST Fill out the Meningitis Response Form.
The Meningitis vaccine is not required to attend, but - whatever your decision - you must fill out the response form. A signature is necessary either declining the vaccine AND/OR providing proof of receiving the meningitis vaccine.
All Culinary, Early Childhood, Respiratory, Medical Assistant & Nursing Students
All culinary, early childhood, respiratory, medical assistant, and nursing students are required to have a test for tuberculosis, known as a Mantoux or PPD, with results, within the last six months. They are also required to have a tetanus vaccine, with proof, within the last 10 years.
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