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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There were kids forced out mid-semester this past spring.

Covid vax and booster mandates violate basic medical ethics. Not to mention are coercive, which is prohibited under EUA.[/quote]

Again, the students who left chose to leave because they chose not to take the vaccine.  I am not pretending that is an easy choice, but it is still an available choice.  They were not forced to stay and accept a shot.

Colleges can and do change all kinds of policies in the midst of students' careers.  Vaccine requirements do get added (meningitis, as other have noted, is a more recent one at many schools); definitions of academic dishonesty get rewritten and differently enforced; political and social disputes provoke governance shifts; tuition gets increased; majors and even entire departments get discontinued.  Students are always free to go at any point when they do not like those changes.[/quote]
It is coercion, which is prohibited for EUA products. (Booster is still EUA.)

And still contrary to medical ethics.[/quote]

Clearly, colleges don’t care.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/health/medical/johns-hopkins-university-tells-student-his-adverse-reaction-to-the-covid-vaccine-isn-t-sufficient-for-booster-exemption/ar-AAT1AXO

This story really stuck with me about the student at Johns Hopkins.  [/quote]

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