Measles Immunization. Colorado law now requires all college or university students to present to the Student Health Center a certificate of immunization from a licensed physician showing immunization against measles, mumps, and rubella or an approved exemption. Individuals, who for medical reasons are unable to be immunized as required above, may file a medical exemption by submitting a Colorado Department of Health Certificate of Immunization signed by a licensed physician. A student may file a personal or religious exemption by submitting a Colorado Department of Health Certificate of Immunization with the statement of religious or personal exemption signed by the student if 18 or older; or if less than 18 years, by the parent or guardian; or emancipated student/consenting minor. In the event of an outbreak, students with exemptions can expect to be quarantined off campus at their own expense and there will be no refund for room and board. The University is not responsible for any liability the student may suffer because of noncompliance.
Measles Immunization. Colorado law requires all college or university students to provide to the Student Health Center a certificate of immunization from a licensed physician confirming the student has received immunizations for measles, mumps, and rubella or has received an approved exemption from such immunization(s). Students who seek an exemption from immunization requirements foreither medical or nonmedical reasons must file a certificate of exemption as required by Colorado Revised Statutes Section 25-4-903. In the event of a disease outbreak, students with exemptions can expect tobe quarantined off campus at their own expense during the outbreak and there will be no refund for room and board. The University is not responsible for any damages or injuries incurred by the student because an exemption from immunization requirements.
