Seattle University requires all matriculated undergraduate students be vaccinated against Measles. We require documentation of either two doses of the Measles vaccine or a blood test showing immunity to measles.
Please enter your immunization information and upload a copy of your immunization documents (need to have your name and student ID) onto the patient portal. Include your name, student ID number and date of birth on the documents you submit.
In addition to the required vaccines, Seattle University strongly recommends Hep B (Hepatitis B), Tetanus (TdAP or Td within last 10 years) and Meningococcal vaccines as well as the normal childhood vaccine series. Please see these and other recommendations from the American College Health Association at http://www.acha.org/ACHA/Resources/Topics/Vaccine.aspx and the Center for Disease Control at https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/index.html
What do you accept as documentation?
Copies of immunization records or lab results from your doctor’s office, immunization card, military records or high school records. Many of you may be unaware that your high school already has this information and is an excellent resource for obtaining these records. We also accept Yellow Cards from international students. You may also submit a form completed by your Healthcare provider: Immunization Record Verification by a Health Care Professional
What if I can’t get onto the patient portal?
If you have any problems with the upload you can mail, fax, email or deliver in person to the Student Health Center.
Address: 1111 East Columbia, #107 (Bellarmine Hall), Seattle, WA 98122-4340
Fax: (206) 296-6089
Email: studenthealthcenter@seattleu.edu
I know I received the MMR vaccine but I can’t find the documentation, what can I do?
You can have your blood drawn to look for immunity to measles, mumps, and rubella. Or you can take the vaccines again.
Can I get the MMR vaccine at the Student Health Center?
Yes, if you are enrolled at Seattle University you may receive your MMR vaccine at the Student Health Center. We are unable to bill insurance but can provide you with a receipt to submit to your insurance company. The cost is $95 per shot (2 shots total to be given 1 month apart). You can also receive the vaccine at your local health providers’ office or many insurances allow you to get the vaccine at a pharmacy.
How can I be sure my records were received?
Once your records are reviewed you will see “Verified” next to your vaccine dates on the patient portal.
I entered my vaccines, why does it still say “Not Verified”?
How do I submit an Immunization Waiver?
Please complete the following document with your Healthcare provider: Immunization Exemption Form