Immunizations

Required Immunizations

All Promise Housing Students are required to show proof of immunizations to be approved for housing. Offers cannot be extended if any of the vaccines are missing. For assistance, please visit: https://health.ucmerced.edu/immunizations/immunizationrequirements

Vaccine Proof of Immunization Required
Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) Two doses; first dose on or after age 1 – OR – Titer (blood test) showing immunity.
Varicella (Chickenpox) Two doses; first dose on or after age 1 – OR – Titer (blood test) showing immunity.
Tetanus, Diphtheria and Pertussis (Tdap) One dose on or after age 11, then Tdap or Td every 10 years. NOTE: Td/DTaP/DPT does NOT satisfy the requirement.
Meningococcal Conjugate Serogroups A, C, Y, & W-135 One dose on or after age 16 for all students 21 years or younger. Students 22 years or older leave blank.
Tuberculosis (TB) TB Risk Screening

How to Upload Immunization Records

Visit medproctor.com and choose Student Registration/Log In. Create an account with your Merced College student email, then complete the verification sent to that inbox.

USE YOUR @CAMPUS.MCCD.EDU STUDENT EMAIL PERSONAL EMAILS WILL NOT WORK.

Complete all profile prompts and required forms, including the TB Risk Screening for Promise Housing.

Upload clear copies of immunization records and related documents. Check your college email and MedProctor status page for missing items or updates.

STANDARD SUBMISSION IS FREE
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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, Merced College students living on the UC Merced campus must meet all tuberculosis (TB) and immunization requirements, following the same policy as UC Merced students.

View requirements: https://health.ucmerced.edu/immunizations/immunizationrequirements

If you’re not sure where your immunization records are, don’t worry — there are several places you can check:

  • Previous Healthcare Providers: Contact any doctors, clinics, or public health departments you visited, including childhood doctors. If a practice closed or changed hands, the records might be stored by a medical records company (you may need to pay a small fee to access them).
  • Home: Search through old papers, baby books, school or camp forms. If you’re an adult, your parents might still have your childhood records.
  • State or Local Immunization Registry (IIS): Many states and cities have vaccine registries. They might not have all records, but it’s a good place to start. Find contact information at:
  • Schools or Colleges: Contact any schools, colleges, or other post-secondary institutions you attended.
  • Previous Employers: Some jobs, especially in Healthcare or the military, may have copies of your immunization history.
  • Local Health Department: You can call the CDC Information Contact Center at 800-CDC-INFO (800-232-4636) to get the phone number for your local health department.

If You Can’t Find Your Records:

If records are lost, you have options! Please discuss with your own Healthcare Provider or contact the Merced College Student Health Services Office at (209) 384-6045.

Most students will have already received the required immunizations, particularly if they attended public school in California. For those needing additional vaccines, the process can take 2-3 months and may involve costs depending on the provider.

For assistance, please contact or visit the Merced College Student Health Services Office:

Phone: (209) 384-6045
Hours: Monday to Friday | 8 am – 5 pm
Location: Student Union Building, Room 101