Get UConn Student Health History Form 2019-2024

Health Insurance Waiver If you have other medical health insurance coverage, you can waive the UConn SHIP. Your alternate coverage must be active the first day of classes and remain active throughout all semesters that you are actively enrolled in.

Full-time or matriculating students born after December 31, 1956 who are attending higher education programs in Connecticut must have the following immunizations: Measles (2 doses) Mumps (2 doses) Rubella (2 doses)

All clinical and field programs at UConn require students to document a Physical Exam completed by a healthcare provider using UConn's physical exam form. Most programs require the physical exam to be updated annually while a few require an update every two years.

All clinical and field programs at UConn require students to document a Physical Exam completed by a healthcare provider using UConn's physical exam form. Most programs require the physical exam to be updated annually while a few require an update every two years.

The UConn Board of Trustees voted unanimously Wednesday to decommission the COVID-19 immunization requirement, which was adopted in June 2021 as the vaccine became more widely available and the University worked toward returning its residence halls, classrooms, and offices to full capacity.

Students must submit verification of the meningitis vaccination during their enrollment at the University of Connecticut. Connecticut State law requires that any college or university student residing in university owned housing be vaccinated against meningitis.

All UConn programs have an annual Tuberculosis (TB) requirement, meaning that you will need to prove that you are free from an active TB infection each year. For all programs, the preferred method of doing this is a QuantiFERON blood test, which requires a single visit to your provider for bloodwork.

All UConn programs have an annual Tuberculosis (TB) requirement, meaning that you will need to prove that you are free from an active TB infection each year. For all programs, the preferred method of doing this is a QuantiFERON blood test, which requires a single visit to your provider for bloodwork.