Welcome to NYU! In order to create a safer, healthier student body, there are mandatory health and immunization requirements you are required to complete to be compliant with NYU policy.

If you have any questions, please contact us. We're here to help!

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Requirements

The requirements below are mandatory. You can face serious consequences if you don’t complete the requirements in time (including being withdrawn from classes).

Submit Your Health and Immunization Forms

Deadline: January 15 (for students starting in Spring 2024)

Proof of Immunizations

All students are required to provide information about their prior measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) and meningitis vaccinations. Failing to meet this requirement can result in de-enrollement from classes. As of May 11, 2023, COVID-19 vaccination is no longer required, but students are encouraged to stay up to date with their COVID-19 vaccination.

Student Health History Form

This form will help us better understand your health needs and assist us in providing you with the best care and treatment.

  • Log in to the SHC Student Portal
  • Click "Medical Clearances"
  • Locate the row for "Health History Form"
  • Click "Update" to begin

Treatment of a Minor Form

If you are under 18 years of age, you must complete and upload the Treatment of a Minor Form so you can access services at the Student Health Center.

Complete the Online Trainings

Note: You must activate your Net ID to access the online trainings.

"Think About It"

Deadline: February 15 (For students starting in Spring 2024)

In an effort to foster a culture of sexual and relationship respect, all incoming degree seeking students are required to complete this online education course on sexual misconduct prevention and response at NYU in the first semester of their program.

All undergraduates students will be invited to take a second sexual respect training at the start of their third year at NYU. This second training acknowledges that students are in a different place in their journey in their third year, as compared to their first, and are viewing this important subject with a new lens given the experiences they will collect while living and growing as an NYU student.

 Learn more about the training and review the FAQs.  

"AlcoholEdu for College: Parts 1 and 2"

Deadline: February 15 (Part 1) and March 15 (Part 2) (For students starting in Spring 2024)

All incoming undergraduate students are required to take this two-part course—even those who have taken it at another institution, are over 21, or do not drink alcohol for personal, health, religious or other reasons—which provides basic knowledge of the effects of alcohol, potential problems, and ways to reduce risk, as well as resources to help you and others. If you have questions about this requirement, please contact alcoholmodule.support@nyu.edu.

  • You will receive an email invitation to complete the course a few weeks before the deadlines for Part 1 and Part 2.
  • It is important to complete Part 1 by the deadline so you can also complete Part 2 on time. Part 2 is due 30 days after you complete Part 1.

Health Insurance for Students Studying Away

NYU requires that students studying away as part of their educational program be covered under the NYU-sponsored Study Away health insurance plan administered by Worldwide Insurance Services. The school- sponsored GeoBlue program utilizes the Blue Cross Blue Shield provider network in the United States and provides easy access to care. Students enrolled in these GeoBlue plans are still required to maintain other health insurance coverage in their home countries.

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Get Help Completing These Requirements

We are here to assist you with completing your requirements! Please contact us to resolve any issues and ensure that you will not face any consequences for non-compliance. We're available Monday-Friday, 9am-5pm. Don't wait until the last minute to reach out for help!

Immunization Record Services
(212) 443-1199
health.requirements@nyu.edu

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