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2 MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) vaccines given after your first birthday OR recent quantitative blood test showing immunity. 

TB screening (if you resided abroad (not in the USA) at the time you applied to USF) completed within 6 months prior to the 1st semester you will physically attend USF classes. 

3 Hepatitis B vaccines OR recent quantitative blood test showing immunity  

Meningitis vaccine that was received after your 16th birthday 

You will need to provide evidence on being vaccinated or get vaccinated for required MMR vaccine series. 

You will need to provide evidence on being vaccinated for Hepatitis B vaccine series and/or Meningitis vaccine OR indicate you decline the Hepatitis B vaccine series and/or Meningitis vaccine. 

Since most of the vaccines are administered during your childhood, here are some places to check: 

• Your Pediatrician/Childhood  medical provider鈥檚 office/clinic
• Baby Immunization card/booklet  
• Previous institution or high school

All documentation must include your full legal name, date of birth and the medical provider/clinic鈥檚 contact number.  

You may submit/upload your documents via MyBullsPath or . Documents may be pdf, jpg, or png. For a guide on electronically acknowledging and removing the 鈥淚MMN鈥� course restriction attribute via Student Self Service click here. For those medical providers who prefer fax (facsimile), records may be faxed to US 813-974-5888 but must include the student's date of birth and University student ID number.

Students will need to complete their demographic information; in the upper right corner and can decline any recommended/optional vaccines by checking the applicable box. A healthcare provider needs to complete Section A and Section B. Please note: You may submit supporting documentation of your vaccines in place on the USF Medical History form if it includes your full legal name, date of birth and contact information for the person/entity that supplied you with the document.  

and USF strongly recommends both the Hepatitis B and Meningitis vaccines to prevent outbreaks and promote health. Declining these vaccines, will not affect housing or registration.  If you decide to obtain these vaccines after you decline them, you may submit proof to our office and we will update your account accordingly.  

All documents need to be officially translated to English by a certified translator. Documents should include stamp and signature of translator, as well as, translator鈥檚 contact information. Students may receive missing vaccines/screening at the Student Health and Wellness Center or any off-campus medical facility. However, you cannot register for classes until the immunization requirement is fulfilled.  

If 100% of your classes are coded by the USF Registrar as 100% online, you will be able to register without satisfying the immunization requirements listed on the Immunization Compliance Overview. However, the course restriction attribute, 鈥淚MMN鈥� will remain on your student account to prevent registration for in-person classes until you have fulfilled the requirement. Please note, providing proof of immunity in advance will allow you to register for in-person classes in future semesters. 

You can access a certified copy of your immunization records: 

1. Log into your Student Self Service account
2. Select 鈥淪tudent Records鈥�
3. Choose 鈥淰iew Immunization Record鈥�
4. Print your immunizations