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YOU’RE IN!Congratulations!

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Table of Contents Checklist . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

BSU Email . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5

Academic Advisingand Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Funding Your Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Residential Life . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8

Campus Dining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9

Orientation Weekend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Student Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Disability ServicesTRiO Programs

Career Services Student Health and Counseling

Additional Checklist Items . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Clubs and Organizations . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Required Forms . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-21

Enrollment ConfirmationAcademic Advising & Registration

Immunization Form Financial Aid Application

Login Information/Contact Us . . . . . . . 23

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Checklist:Congratulations! You are Officially Admitted into Bemidji State University!Here at Bemidji State we want to make sure your transition from high school to college is as easy, and fun, as possible . Not all the items can be checked off right away, but additional information can be found in this booklet concerning how and when they can be completed .

Access your myBSU email (p . 4)

Register for fall classes (p . 6) My AAR date: ________________________________

Complete financial aid (priority deadline March 31) (p . 7)

Accept all BSU scholarships by May 1 (p . 7)

Apply for housing/meal plan (pp . 8&9)

Fill out Immunization Form (p . 11)

Responsible Men, Responsible Women (p . 11)

Send us a final high school transcript (p . 11)

Order books from the bookstore (p . 11)

Purchase a parking pass (if needed) (p . 11)

Check out clubs and organizations (p . 12)

Please return all completed forms in the return envelope provided . (pp . 15-19)

Accepted! Yes! I can’t wait—but what’s next? We made this easy-to-follow checklist so you can feel confident you are completing all necessary steps.

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Activating your E-mail AccountTo activate your email account: Go to http://portal .bemidjistate .edu

Click the “New Account Activation” link . Follow the instructions to activate your account .

on Step 3 of the Account Activation, your username will be displayed (not your BSU Student ID), and it will ask you to create a password for the myBSU portal . You will use this information for future logins .

Examples of information you will be receiving via your BSU email account include: financial aid notifications, billing notices, academic related letters, information from instructors and more .

You should check your BSU e-mail account regulary so you receive current information . If you are unsuccessful in activating your account, please contact the Student Helpdesk by phone: (218) 755-3777 or by

email: studenthelp@bemidjistate .edu

Logging in to myBSU Username: 4 letters of last name, number, 3 letters of first name . (Jane Johnson = john1jan)

Your username can also be used for your email (example with Jane Johnson: john1jan@live .bemidjistate .edu – also can be jane .johnson@bemidjistate .edu) . *Passwords expire every 180 days

Logging In to StarID These credentials are used to access eServices and D2L at BSU .

StarID is a randomly computer-generated username that is unique across the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities (MnSCU) system . It is never duplicated and never re-assigned, so we cannot control what it will be, and

it cannot be changed . This means that once issued, you will use the same StarID every time you visit a participating institution over the lifetime of your relationship with MnSCU . *Passwords expire every 180 days

Activate your StarID here — https://starid .mnscu .edu/

We don’t want you missing any important information from us, either! Email is one of the main ways we communicate

with students – so make sure to have yours activated.

I don’t want to miss any important information from BSU!

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ACADEMIC ADVISING AND REGISTRATION

FRIDAYS: March 20 & 27, April 10 & 17, June 12You can reserve your spot by returning the completed form or signing up

online at www .bemidjistate .edu/admissions/undergrad/aar/

Because classes are on a first-come, first-served basis, we encourage students to sign up for the earliest event that works for them.

The Academic Advising and Registration event is a program for new freshmen made up of experiences and opportunities that include:

Academic assessment and class-placement recommendations

Individual appointments with a BSU faculty member

Identification of BSU academic expectations

Meeting with other new students

Receiving your BSU Student ID Card

Registering for fall classes

Should my parents come? Yes, we highly recommend your parents attend.

Parents have their own informative program.

PARENT PROGRAMParent Programs provide parents and family members with key insights into the educational, social and recreational opportunities that await students .

Our faculty, support staff and student group leaders are committed to providing new students with a positive experience at BSU and keeping parents and

family members included as part of the experience .

The program includes:

An opportunity to meet individually with your student’s faculty advisor

Student panel

Opportunity to meet with key enrollment staff on campus .

Presentation by Residential Life staff

Optional mini tour

How will I know what classes to register for? When will

I get my Fall Schedule?We cover all this information,

and more, during the Academic Advising and Registration

events we hold on campus. Make sure to reserve your spot as early as possible.

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FUNDING YOUR EDUCATIONBemidji State University provides a comprehensive program of financial assistance to students totaling more than $40 million each year.

Primary Sources of Financial Assistance: Gift aid: Scholarships and grants that do not have to be repaid upon graduation .

Work study: On-campus work opportunities for which the student is paid an hourly wage Loans: Educational loans that are generally long-term, low-interest and repaid after a student leaves school

Financial Aid Application Process For complete BSU Financial Aid application directions, refer to the “Typical Financial Aid Process” link un-

der the Tools & Resources tab on the website mentioned above .

Once you have applied, the Financial Aid Office will track your progress to make sure you have completed everything necessary to receive federal, state or institutional aid . Once you are registered for classes, you have

the ability to track the progress of your financial aid application online through your E-services account .

Scholarships BSU is intent on helping high-achieving students reach their full potential . An expanded academ-ic scholarship program offers awards to more than 40 percent of all freshmen — up to $16,000 each over four

years . www .bemidjistate .edu/go/scholarships

Accept Scholarships If you receive a scholarship through BSU you will receive a form to accept it . Once you re-ceive that form, fill it out and send it back to us by May 1 to lock in your scholarship dollars .

Questions? Contact Financial Aid Email: financialaid@bemidjistate .eduPhone: 218-755-2034

How will I pay for school?Obtaining your degree is a smart investment in yourself. Our dedicated

Financial Aid Department is here to help you pay for your education.

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RESIDENTIAL LIFEOn-campus living is a requirement for all incoming freshmen at Bemidji

State University, and as a new BSU Beaver, moving in a residence hall is the smartest first move you’ll make in your transition to life at BSU . As a

tenant in BSU’s residence halls, you’ll participate in the First Year Residential Experience (FYRE), a specialized program for BSU freshmen that provides

a unique social and academic experience for first-year students . Through the FYRE program, you’ll easily make new friends and share experiences with

others who are also new to BSU, and together, you’ll explore BSU and help one another make the transition to college .

More benefits of living on campus Higher GPA: On average, new students who live on campus have higher

grade point averages than those living off campus .

Convenience: A tunnel system connects the residence halls to other campus buildings .

Savings: Expenses for meals, Internet access, heat and cable TV are included in the rates and don’t increase during the year .

Social scene: Plenty of social, recreational and academic opportunities are just outside your door . This includes the recreation center, library, computer labs, basketball and tennis

courts, dining facilities, a swimming pool, Lake Bemidji, Diamond Point Park, the Outdoor Program Center, coffee shops, athletic events, music concerts, theatre productions and

more!

Tutoring: Specially trained staff live in the residence halls and are on hand to help you reach your academic, personal and social goals .

Leadership and service opportunities: By participating in leadership opportunities such as floor advisory board or a residence hall council, you can help shape the living environment .

Safety: Residence halls are locked 24 hours a day with electronic access . Public safety personnel are available around the clock .

Engagement of faculty and staff = a personalized college experience .

How do I apply? Applying is easy: Detailed instructions on how to apply for housing can be found online at:

www .bemidjistate .edu/students/reslife/apply . Apply early for priority placement .

Information will be made available in your E-services account June 15: Room assignments made available

July 15: Roommate information released

Where will I live? I am so excited, but also kind of nervous.

All freshmen are required to live on campus their first year. For some, it’s a long-awaited

adventure toward independence. For others, it’s a cause for

nervousness. For nearly everyone, it’s a first-time

experience.

I want to start packing now. Can I bring a ferret? A fridge? Candles? Toaster? What can I bring? Many students

find reading the Frequently Asked Questions to be very beneficial

www .bemidjistate .edu/students/reslife/faqs/ Here you can receive information on what to bring, room and roommate information, items you can rent, room size, plus answers to

many other questions students have .

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CAMPUS DININGAn important part of student life is the campus dining experience . In addition to the all-you-care-to-eat

offering in Northwoods Dining Center (also known as Wally’s), where items such as soups, salad, deli, pizza, pasta, main dishes, bagels, fruit, cereal and freshly baked desserts are available . You may also choose

to eat at the Lakeside Food Court in the Hobson Memorial Union . Altogether, BSU’s dining options are well rounded, offering you traditional American cuisine, ethnic dishes and national brands such as Papa John’s

Pizza, Einsteins Bros . Bagels, and Java City Coffee . In addition, dining options offer a variety of healthy options including whole grains, low-fat dairy, fresh fruits,

fresh vegetables and lean meats . Plus, Dining Services accommodates kosher diets, gluten-free, pescetarian, vegetarian, vegan and other special diets .

To explore the various meal plan options, campus dining venues and more, visit BSU Dining Services online at: www .bsufood .com Here, you will find more information about:

Current meal plan options and rates

Dining venues on campus

Most current dining menus

Beaver Bucks declining-balance options

Catering services

Dining Services’ sustainability and environmental efforts

Is the food any good? There are numerous dining options to fit even the pickiest of eaters.

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ORIENTATION AND MOVE-IN WEEKENDNew student Orientation is the kick-off of the academic year for all students new to Bemidji State University .

The event takes place the weekend before fall classes start, and all new students are expected to participate . More detailed information will be sent out later, but the weekend will offer many learning opportunities,

including community service, social networking and need-to-know information!

What BSU expects of you as a student in and out of the classroom

Resources available at BSU and within the community, and how to take advantage of them

How to become involved in campus activities — in and out of the classroom

Where to find academic support as well as personal and social support and MORE!The capstone of the weekend is the candlelit academic Convocation on Sunday evening . In recognition of the start

of your academic career, and as a ceremonial induction to BSU, you will receive a special gift . Convocation will officially mark the beginning of your academic journey as a member of the Bemidji State University community .

When do I move in and get to meet new people? Move-in/Orientation Weekend takes place the weekend

before classes start.

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What if I need additional help? Or get sick and need medication? Bemidji State deliberately creates a supportive

environment for student development and student success. Here, we highlight just a few of BSU Support Services,

including Disability Services, TRiO programs, Career Services and the Student Health and Counseling Center.

STUDENT SERVICESDisability Services

Disability Services offers accommodations to students who have documented disabilities . Some of the services include note takers, extended time for exams, alternative text, interpreters etc . Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) students must provide documentation of their disability

to the Disability Services Office in order to receive accommodations . If you have a disability, we recommend you submit your documentation to the office as early as possible to ensure accommodations for the coming year . For more information visit: www .bemidjistate .edu/students/services/disability

Email: disabilityservices@bemidjistate .edu

TRiO Programs The TRiO/Student Support Services (TRIO/SSS) program is designed to provide qualified BSU students

a set of essential support services that can result in enhanced academic skills, staying in college through to graduation, and entry into graduate or professional school . Students eligible to receive TRIO/SSS

services must be a U .S . Citizen and meet one or more of the following: first-generation student, financial need and/or documented disability . Students can apply for the program by filling out the following form: www .bemidjistate .edu/students/services/triosss/forms . For more information on TRIO/SSS visit:

www .bemidjistate .edu/students/services/triosss/ Email: Ksteggall@bemidjistate .edu

Career ServicesAs a BSU student or alum, you have a lifelong partner in your career exploration and developmental journey . No matter where you are on the career ladder, start with BSU’s Career Services . Career Services can help with

major and career options, internships, resume-building, mock interviews and job searching . They are here to assist you — every step of the way! For more information visit: www .bemidjistate .edu/students/services/career

Student Health and CounselingThe Student Center for Health and Counseling provides quality health care, counseling and health education for

BSU students to help maintain their physical, mental and emotional well-being . The center is staffed with licensed, experienced nurses, psychologists, practitioners, medical technologist and physicians . Health insurance is now a

condition of enrollment at Bemidji State University .For more information visit: www .bemidjistate .edu/student/services/health_counseling/

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CHECKLIST ITEMSImmunization Form

Minnesota Law requires proof that all students born after 1956 are vaccinated against diphtheria, tetanus, measles, mumps and rubella (allowing for certain

specified exemptions) . Students must submit the required information within 45 days after enrollment . The immunization form is available at:

www .bemidjistate .edu/students/services/health_counseling/docs/immunizations .pdf *Immunization form can be found in back of this booklet .

Responsible Men, Responsible WomenResponsible Men, Responsible Women (RMRW) is required for all new students .

RMRW is a Bemidji State University program designed to prevent violence, privacy violations and harassment by fostering a safe and civil campus community .

You will receive an email at the beginning of August with instructions on how to complete RMRW .

Additional information can be found at: http://www .bemidjistate .edu/students/rmrw/

Final High School TranscriptWE MUST HAVE A FINAL HIGH SCHOOL TRANSCRIPT that states you graduated from high

school . Many schools will automatically send out a Final High School transcript upon graduation, but it is up to you to make sure we receive one .

Ordering Books — BookstoreStudents are not required to order their books through the bookstore . However, it’s convenient

and can pay for them with your financial aid . Ordering through the bookstore ensures you will have the correct book for the class on time . A list of your books will be made available on your

E-services account by the middle of August . Questions? Contact the bookstore at: 218-444-8509

Parking PermitWant to purchase a parking pass? Go to this link to see pricing and the different permits you

can buy through our cashier’s office . http://www .bemidjistate .edu/offices/safety/parking_regulations/parking_permits/

What happens if I don’t get my immunization form, RMRW or final high school transcript completed in time?

A hold will be placed on your account that will prevent you from being able to register for spring classes.

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CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONSBSU provides numerous opportunities for students to be active and engaged in campus life . Getting involved in student clubs and organizations enriches a student’s academic and social

experience . Plus, participation helps students gain or sharpen leadership abilities while giving them a stronger voice in campus activities .

Altogether, BSU recognizes more than 70 student organizations that cater to a variety of student interests – from art to swing dancing . If you can’t find a club or organization that precisely suits

your interests, new clubs are always welcome .

DEPARTMENTALAmerican Fisheries Society

American Indian Science and Engineering Society

Art AssociationAssociation of Accounting Professionals

Bemidji ChoirBemidji State Wildlife Society

Biology ClubBusiness Club

Chemistry Club Collegiate Music National Conference

Computer Information Systems ClubCriminal Justice Club

Design GuildExhibit Design Club

Geography ClubGerman Club

History ClubHot Licks Ensemble

Jazz Band ClubMadrigal Dinner Club

Math ClubMinnesota Technical Education Association

Philosophy ClubPhysics Club

Psychology ClubSocial Work Club

Society of Manufacturing EngineersSociology Club

Spanish ClubTheatre Unlimited

Varsity Singers

I like to stay active & be social. What is there to do?We want you to stay healthy, active & social on campus! (While maintaining good grades, of course!) Thanks to

the numerous clubs and organizations available, along with intramurals, the Outdoor Program Center and events on

campus – it’s hard for students to say, “I’m bored!”

GOVERNMENTALBirch/Linden Hall Council

Cedar Advisory CouncilOak Hall Council

Pine Hall CouncilStudent Senate

Tamarack Action Group

RELIGIOUSAdventists Students for Christ

Campus Crusade for ChristCatholic Newman Center

Chi AlphaInter-Varsity Christian Fellowship

Lutheran Campus Ministry

SORORITIES AND FRATERNITIES (non-residential)

Alpha Pi Chi SororityDelta Theta Kappa Sorority

Inter-Greek CouncilOmega Phi Fraternity

Theta Tau Epsilon Fraternity

SPORTSJudo Club

Men’s Hockey ClubRugby Club

Runners ClubTae Kwon Do Club

Ultimate Frisbee Club

SPECIAL-INTEREST ORGANIZATIONSApple Club

Ceramics ClubChess Club

Club NepalCollege Democrats

College RepublicansComputer Gaming ClubCouncil of Indian Students

Dance TeamDucks Unlimited

Fire Ring VoicesFishing AllianceForeign Films Club

Habitat for HumanityHobson Union Programming Board

Honors Student AssociationInternational Students OrganizationLifestyle Educators

Medical Post 911Men’s Center

Model Making ClubOneironaut Science Fiction/ Fantasy Writers Club

Organization of Scholarship StudentsOtaku SocietyPhysical Education Health and Sport Management Club

Red Line SwingersRelay for Life

Rivers Meeting ProjectRotaract Club

Students for the EnvironmentStudents Today, Leaders ForeverSwing Dance Club

The Phoenix

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T E A R A L O N G P E R F O R AT I O N

REQUIRED FORMSRETURN ALL COMPLETED FORMS IN THE RETURN ENVELOPE PROVIDED

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BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITYEnrollment Confirmation

Please complete this Enrollment Confirmation Form and return it to the Office of Admissions within five (5) days in the provided postage-paid envelope .

Secure your place at BSU

Returning the completed Enrollment Confirmation Form secures your place at BSU for the upcoming Fall 2015 semester, providing you the stress-free senior year you deserve .

Guarantee your spot for early registration

This guarantees you priority in selecting the date of your Academic Advising and Registration (AAR) session . AARs are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so confirming early is key to getting the freshman class schedule you want!

Receive priority in freshman housing selection

Room assignments are given based on a first-come, first-served basis, and returning this form helps pave the way for choosing your freshman residence hall or floor, securing your freshman housing selection early! Note, you also will need to complete your housing application and prepayment directly with Residence Life .

Once again, congratulations on your admission to the BSU class of 2019!

By signing below, I hereby confirm my intent to enroll at Bemidji State University.

Last name: _________________________________ First name: __________________________________ MI: __________________

Email address: ________________________________________________________________________________________________

Student signature__________________________________ Parent/guardian signature _____________________________________

I’m still deciding . Please defer my decision until: ____________

At this time, I’m no longer interested in attending BSU .

CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR ADMISSION TO BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITY!

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BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITYGET YOUR FALL SCHEDULE!

Attending the Academic Advising and Registration (AAR) event truly marks the launch of your academic career at BSU . The AAR is the venue for selecting your freshman fall semester schedule, meeting faculty, discussing course-sequencing and registering . You will leave the AAR with your freshman fall schedule in hand!AARs are offered on a first-come, first-served basis, so confirming early is key to getting the freshman class schedule you want!

WELCOME, PARENTS!

Parents can play an important role in promoting the personal development and academic success of their son or daughter during the college years . For this reason, BSU welcomes parents to the AAR with a program to help them support, understand and encourage their son or daughter as he or she makes the transition to university life . The parent program includes a separate schedule of activities designed to address the concerns and interests of parents of a new university student .

“WHAT’S NEXT?”

Once you’ve completed and returned the required Enrollment Confirmation Form, AAR Form, and you have completed registration for your housing, you are a member of the BSU class of 2019!

REGISTER TO ATTEND | │CHOOSE YOUR AAR

You may register online to attend your AAR, www .bemidjistate .edu/admissions/undergrad/attend/registration/, or you may register to attend your AAR by completing and returning the bottom portion of this form .

PLEASE INDICATE YOUR CURRENT ACADEMIC PLANS:

My current academic interest/major is ___________________________________________________If you are undecided, do you have a preference of an academic department to be advised by? _____________________________________________

PARENT/GUARDIAN INFORMATION:Phone number of parent(s)/guardian(s): __________________________________________________Email: _______________________________________________________________________________

HOLD YOUR PLACE!1 . Complete the Academic Advising and Registration Reply or confirm online .2 . Include the registration fee of $30 . Make check payable to Bemidji State University3 . Enclose this confirmation in the business reply envelope provided and mail today!

Check here if you have taken ANY college courses . Please request that official transcripts be sent to BSU Admissions (this includes PSEO, College in the Classrooom, etc) .Last name: __________________________________ First name: __________________________ MI: _____Email address: ____________________________________________________________________________Student signature __________________________________________________________________________Parent/guardian signature ___________________________________________________________________If you need an accommodation for this program, please contact the Disability Services Office at 218-755-3883. If an interpreter is needed, two weeks’ notice is requested.

QUESTIONS ABOUT THE AAR SESSIONS?Office of Admissions 218-755-2040 877-236-4354 Admissions@bemidjistate.edu

SELECT YOUR PREFERRED AAR SESSION (SELECT ONE):

March 20, 8:30 a .m . March 20, Noon

March 27, 8:30 a .m . March 27, Noon

April 10, 8:30 a .m . April 10, Noon

April 17, 8:30 a .m . April 17, Noon

June 12, 8:30 a .m . June 12, Noon

T E A R A L O N G P E R F O R AT I O N

Academic Advising & Registration

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BEMIDJI STATE UNIVERSITYAcademic Advising & Registration

Bemidji State University Student Center for Health and Counseling

Student Immunization Form

Minnesota Law (M.S. 135A.14) requires students enrolled in a public or private post-secondary school in Minnesota be immunized against measles, mumps, rubella, diphtheria, and tetanus, allowing for certain specified exemptions (see below). This information will be maintained as private information, available to school officials or state health officials who may need such information for public health purposes. Unless you are exempt by law, as explained below, you are legally required to provide this information no later than 45 days after the start of your first term at BSU. Anyone who fails to submit the required information will not be allowed to register for any subsequent classes. The Minnesota Department of Health and local health board are authorized by state law to inspect this information. Exemptions: Graduated from a Minnesota high school after 1996. Enrolled in only one class, and NOT housed on campus. Born before 1957 Enrolled in extension or correspondence classes only.

Complete Part 3 for a conscientious exemption. This requires the signature of a notary. If you are not exempt for any of the above listed reasons, complete Part 1. Enter the month, day, and year of your most recent “booster,” shot for diphtheria and tetanus (Td) (This date must be within the last 10 years.) All doses of measles, mumps, and rubella vaccine must have been received after the age of 12 months (1 year old). This information may be transferred from personal health records. We do not require copies of these records. Please keep your health records for future use. PART 1

Diphtheria/tetanus (Td) Month/day/year:

Measles (rubeola, red measles) Month/day/year:

Mumps Month/day/year:

Rubella (German measles) Month/day/year:

For the student: I certify that the above information is a true and accurate statement of the dates on which I received the immunizations required by the Minnesota law.

Student’s signature___________________________________________________ Date_____________

Parent’s signature (If student is under 18 years of age)_________________________________Date______________

PART 2

PART 3 CONSCIENTOUS EXEMPTION: I hereby certify by notarization that immunization against _____________is contrary to my conscientiously held beliefs.Student’s signature____________________________________Date_______________________

Parent’s signature (If student is under 18 years of age) ____________________________________ Date__________________

Subscribed and sworn before me on the ___________________________________ day of __________________ 20 ______

Signature of notary____________________________________________________________

Return form to: BSU Student Center for Health and Counseling, 1500 Birchmont Dr. NE #42, Bemidji MN 56601. Fax 218-755-2750 Email: kreiplinger@bemidjistate.edu

Student Name (Last, First, M.I.)

Date of Birth Student ID#

Student Email Phone

MEDICAL EXEMPTION: The student named above does not have one or more of the required immunizations because he/she has (check all that apply and fill in the appropriate blanks):

a medical problem that precludes the____________________________________________vaccine(s) not been immunized because of a history of________________________________________________disease shown laboratory evidence of immunity against____________________________________________________ .

Physician’s signature __________________________________________________Date____________________

Contact us:

What if I have additional questions?

We want you to get in touch with us if additional questions arise. Please do not hesitate to reach out.

We are more than happy to help!

www.bemidjistate.edu218-755-2040 | 1-877-236-4354

Login and Password Information:

myBSU:LOGIN: __________________________________________

PASSWORD: _____________________________________

StarID: LOGIN: ____________________________________________

PASSWORD: ________________________________________

VIP:LOGIN: ________________________________________________

PASSWORD: ___________________________________________

Email:LOGIN: ___________________________________________________

PASSWORD: ______________________________________________

What if I have additional questions?

We want you to get in touch with us if additional questions arise. Please do not hesitate to reach out.

We are more than happy to help!

www.bemidjistate.edu218-755-2040 | 1-877-236-4354

A member of Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system, Bemidji State University is an affirmative action, equal opportunity educator and employer . This document is available in alternative formats to individuals with disabilities by calling 1-800-475-2001 or 218-755-3883 . BSU Communications & Markeyting . 15-054

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