<p>For the Health History Form for new students that is supposed to be filled out online... what if you don't know your immunization dates... and you can't print out the physician form until you complete and submit parts 1, 2, and 5...
i am so lost....</p>
<p>i don't know my immunization dates... but i can't have my doctor fill out parts 4 and 5 until i complete the immunization form
???</p>
<p>Can't you leave parts 1,2 and 5 blank and just print the packet. Or just get the dates before you print out the forms. Yeah, it shouldn't be hard.</p>
<p>how can you leave parts 1,2,5 blank
dont you have to submit those parts before you get the packet?</p>
<p>I submitted an incomplete form online and printed it all out for my doctor to fill out. The handwriting is impossible to read. haha</p>
<p>Yeah, they just re-print the information from other pages in the final packet. I am sure you can fill it out using a pen afterwards on the final packet that your doctor needs to complete. I am guessing that you can get the immunization dates then.</p>
<p>call your Dr.'s office and get the dates or get them from your mom who probably has a list from all the other times your needed them like when you applied to college that you are transferring from...(poor grammar. sorry) but the form DOES NOT rpint out write until you fill in the required info -</p>
<p>Dear Sir or Madam to whom this may concern,</p>
<p>May be sexy123 does not have a doctor. What if someone cannot afford a doctor?</p>
<p>Thanks
Hello!</p>
<p>This is something that you should consult your parents about.</p>
<p>They have needed your immunization history at various times in your life (you couldn't have gone to school without it). They should know how you can obtain it.</p>
<p>If you have consistently used one primary care physician for at least a few years, that physician's records probably include your full immunization history. If not, things may be a little more complicated, but your parents have dealt with this before.</p>
<p>my doctor (the one i go to occasionally and not really a family doctor)...did not have my records, but my high school had a copy of my shots (b/c as soon as i got one they wanted record of it)...or i think your county's health dept has record of it... </p>
<p>as for the meningitis vaccine...that again is optional but families who are overprotective or have the $ to pay for it will usually do it...</p>
<p>the cornell student insurance is kind of expensive $1,500 but i guess its a good policy and never hurts to be safe...make sure you go to gannet to make the most of it!</p>
<p>is the $1500 charge for health insurance included in the total cost of attendance, or do they charge you separately if you decide to go with their plan?
cuz
here it says, "the entire cost of health insurance should be included in your Fall semester expenses."</p>
<p>never mind lol </p>
<p>I was searching and found this...it makes sense now :)</p>
<p>"Enrollment/Waiver Applications Automatic Enrollment</p>
<p>EVERY full time student (including students enrolled in absentia and non-degree students) will be enrolled in and billed for the Student Health Insurance Plan. A charge of $1434 will appear on your August bursar bill (February for spring entrants).</p>
<p>To OPT IN and stay enrolled in the SHIP:</p>
<p>You don't have to do a thing. You will be enrolled automatically and your coverage will begin on August 17, 2007 (January 16, 2008 for spring entrants, i.e., those who enroll in the spring semester and who were not registered during the fall semester). An insurance card and information about the SHIP will be sent to you early in the semester.
To expedite the process of getting your insurance card and information about how to use your insurance, complete a simple ON-LINE ENROLLMENT APPLICATION. You will need your Cornell student ID number to log on.
You are eligible to enroll in the optional dental plan and/or vision plan or to enroll dependents. Learn more now so you don't miss the September 30 deadlines."</p>
<p>whats the best gym membership to enroll in at cornell?</p>
<p>most people just tend to get the one that allows you to use the fitness center (gym)...girls will tend to get that + the one that allows you to take the fitness classes (aerobic, yoga, or whatever new dance fitness thing is current)....</p>
<p>op i had the same problem. your parents or ur highschool should have immunization records.</p>