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Hepatitis B Vaccine Mandates for Colleges and Universities

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An empty box in this table indicates a "NO" answer
State What types of institutions? Who is covered? Proof of vaccination or waiver required? Implementation date
Alabama            
Alaska            
Arizona            
Arkansas            
California state univ & UC system all students <19 yrs yes 2000
Colorado            
Connecticut        
Delaware            
Dist. of Columbia all all yes 2003-04 school year
Florida all all students in on-campus housing yes 1/2003
Georgia UG system all students <18 yrs at college entrance yes 2005
Hawaii            
Idaho            
Illinois            
Indiana            
Iowa            
Kansas            
Kentucky        
Louisiana            
Maine            
Maryland            
Massachusetts all Part/full-time health science students yes 2000
Full-time students & graduate students yes 2001
Michigan            
Minnesota        
Mississippi all health science students yes 1993
Missouri            
Montana            
Nebraska            
Nevada            
New Hampshire            
New Jersey all all incoming students with 12+ credits yes 2008-09 school year
New Mexico            
New York            
North Carolina all colleges & universities all incoming students yes 10/2009
North Dakota            
Ohio all public institutions all students in on-campus housing students must provide documentation of whether or not they've been vaccinated 7/2005
Oklahoma all all incoming students yes 2004-05 school year
Oregon            
Pennsylvania            
Rhode Island all health science students yes 2001
all students yes 8/2006
South Carolina        
South Dakota state univ & USD system health science students yes 2002
Tennessee all with >200 students health science students expected to have patient contact yes 7/2011
Texas all health science students yes 1992
Utah            
Vermont all all incoming students yes 8/2008
Virginia all 4-yr public institutions All incoming full time students yes 7/2005
Washington            
West Virginia        
Wisconsin        
Wyoming            
If you have updated information concerning this table, please call (651) 647-9009 or email admin@immunize.org  This table was compiled by the Immunization Action Coalition using information provided by state health departments.
This page was updated on November 30, 2019.
This page was reviewed on November 30, 2019.
 
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