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The SHC is Experiencing Intermittent Phone Issues
The Student Health Center is experiencing intermittent phone problems. If you have trouble reaching the Health Center, please try again later. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Meningitis Vaccination Requirement
State law (Senate Bill 1107) requires that all new students entering a public, private, or independent institution of higher education in Texas beginning in January 2012 must provide proof of immunization for bacterial meningitis. Please click here for more information.
Note: If you missed the January 7th deadline for obtaining the vaccination, or submitting the required exemption forms, you will be allowed to enroll for the spring semester. However, you must get the vaccination or submit the exemption form as soon as possible. All documentation must be submitted to Magnus Health SMR. The university will be contacting students that have not complied with this state law.
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Tobacco-Free CampusPlease click here for more information about the new policy and smoking cessation resources. Check out our Frequently Asked Questions section. Please click here to send in your questions about the new policy. |
 | AppointmentsAll appointments at the Student Health Center are made by calling the Appointment Line at 512.245.2161. You will speak to a Registered Nurse who can make same-day appointments, future appointments or offer self care advice. There will be charges for all office visits, including a $10 office visit charge for registered students, and a $10 no-show fee. |
| The Texas State Student Health Center has been accredited by the AAAHC since 2003. |
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