a load of crap

[karenor]

IMPORTANT! You will NOT be able to register for future classes until you take care of these requirements.

MEASLES & RUBELLA

All new and readmitted students born on or after January 1, 1957 are required to show proof of immunization against or immunity to measles (Rubeola) AND rubella (German Measles) within their first semester. Submit medical documentation to Student Health Services OR receive the measles and rubella vaccinations (available at no charge at Student Health Services).

um. hi. i attended a california state university, prior to this one, and have been in california public schools my whole life. i've obviously had the freakin vaccinations. but now i have to go and get some sort of documentation, take it to the health service tards and waste an assload of my time. and its a whole lot of unnecessary tree-killing. wtf.

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Comments

[lanewayne.livejournal.com]

I hated getting that notice. The day after receiving that notice, I went to the student health center first thing that morning and got my shots there---because I didn't want to deal with making sure I got proof from Kaiser and then taking it to admissions.

[karenor.livejournal.com]

they say one of them is a three step thingie, tho. like you have to come back three times to get the shots.

i'm not getting any immunizations i don't need. i just don't like the idea.

[lanewayne.livejournal.com]

I don't remember going back a bunch of other times to complete the shots. All I remember is getting the shots done, the doctor telling me the documentation will be sent to admissions, and me going on my merry way.

I can see why getting immunisations that you don't need isn't really a good idea. What if the body reacts negatively to it? Yep.