For the 2022–23 academic year, and per California State University system policy, all students, faculty and staff who will access campus facilities or participate in in-person learning or campus programs must:
- Be up to date with their COVID-19 vaccinations as defined by CDC, and complete their vaccination certification, or
- Receive an approved medical or religious exemption, or
- Students, faculty and staff not accessing campus facilities or participating in in-person learning or campus programs are not required to be vaccinated but must complete their vaccination certification by selecting the “I do not plan to physically access CSU facilities…”.
New students must complete their vaccine certification in the Student Center by.
Submit Vaccination Certification Instructions
Find a Vaccine
COVID-19 vaccines are widely available at pharmacies nationwide, often with no appointment necessary. All persons are eligible and there is no cost to get vaccinated.
You can also visit the Butte County Public Health vaccination website to locate community clinics in the Chico area.
CSU Vaccine Requirement Frequently Asked Questions
Per the California State University Chancellor's Office policy, the COVID-19 vaccine and booster is required for students, faculty, and staff, to access campus facilities or participate in in-person classes and activities.
Students and employees must enter vaccine record information or request an approved exemption: