All Indiana University students are required by state law to present proof of vaccination against various diseases. You should submit the form in One.IU before you begin classes. You won't be able to register for your second semester until you've done so.
All evidence you submit must be in English. If your documents need to be translated, IU has partnered with Luna Language Services to offer a convenient and affordable option.
If you have questions about state and university requirements for vaccinations, please contact the Office of the Registrar by email at immune@indiana.edu, by phone at 812-855-6500, option 3, or in person at 408 N. Union Street.
Starting with the fall 2021 semester, IU requires that all students receive an FDA- or WHO-approved vaccine against COVID-19. Direct all questions about the COVID-19 vaccine requirement to (812) 855-4848 or vaxreq@iu.edu.
The U.S. CDC advises that individuals do not have a tuberculosis test for 28 days after a COVID-19 vaccine. Because of this, if you come to campus without a COVID-19 vaccine, make sure you get a TB test before your vaccine.
If you receive any vaccinations at IU and are on the IU health insurance plan, the cost will be covered.
State law requires all international students to be tested by a U.S. doctor for tuberculosis (TB). We will try to make it as simple for you as possible.
You will need to have a TB blood test done at the IU Health Center shortly after your arrival. You will not be able to register for your second semester classes until you complete it. The test (which costs $100) and any additional follow-up testing can be billed to your bursar account. This cost can be reimbursed for students who enroll in the IU health insurance plan. Other insurance plans may also cover it.
Please do not bring TB documentation from outside of the United States; it will not be accepted.
If you have had a TB test done in the United States, submit the information in the Immunization Compliance form in One.IU.
If you will be under the age of 18 when you arrive on campus, you have to have a completed Consent for Medical Treatment of a Minor form in order to have your TB blood test. You need to print the form, have your parent or guardian complete it, and then mail or fax it to the address or fax number on the form.
