Get University Of South Carolina Immunization Record 2015-2025

We value your input as we modernize and continue to provide quality immunization services and increase our vaccine coverage in South Carolina. If you have questions, please email SIMON@dhec.sc.gov.

How do I locate my immunization record? Visit the SIMON public portal to get your shot records, or contact your local health department or immunization provider.

Immunization Registry Overview The Immunization Registry for the State of South Carolina is mandated in the SC Code Section 44-29-40 (B) Regulation 61-120.

The South Carolina Certificate of Religious Exemption may only be obtained at a county public health department. Forms cannot be e-mailed or mailed. Religious exemptions are only available for those attending childcare facilities and K-12 schools.

Live, attenuated injectable vaccines (e.g., MMR, varicella, yellow fever) and certain non-live vaccines (e.g., meningococcal polysaccharide) are recommended by the manufacturers to be administered by subcutaneous injection.

Immunization Registry Overview The Immunization Registry for the State of South Carolina is mandated in the SC Code Section 44-29-40 (B) Regulation 61-120.

The university strongly encourages all students, faculty, and staff to get fully vaccinated in order to protect themselves and the community. In addition, we recommend everyone complete their booster vaccination once eligible.

Required Immunizations You'll need two doses of the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine (MMR), or positive blood titer reports. Please record these on sc.edu/myhealthspace in the "Medical Clearances" portion. You'll need the meningococcal vaccine to prevent meningitis if you are younger than 21.

We value your input as we modernize and continue to provide quality immunization services and increase our vaccine coverage in South Carolina. If you have questions, please email SIMON@dhec.sc.gov.

How do I locate my immunization record? Visit the SIMON public portal to get your shot records, or contact your local health department or immunization provider.

Immunization Registry Overview The Immunization Registry for the State of South Carolina is mandated in the SC Code Section 44-29-40 (B) Regulation 61-120.

The South Carolina Certificate of Religious Exemption may only be obtained at a county public health department. Forms cannot be e-mailed or mailed. Religious exemptions are only available for those attending childcare facilities and K-12 schools.

Live, attenuated injectable vaccines (e.g., MMR, varicella, yellow fever) and certain non-live vaccines (e.g., meningococcal polysaccharide) are recommended by the manufacturers to be administered by subcutaneous injection.

Immunization Registry Overview The Immunization Registry for the State of South Carolina is mandated in the SC Code Section 44-29-40 (B) Regulation 61-120.

The university strongly encourages all students, faculty, and staff to get fully vaccinated in order to protect themselves and the community. In addition, we recommend everyone complete their booster vaccination once eligible.