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ÌýÌýTake care of required health tasksÌý

There are a few health items all new students need to complete:Ìý

• Immunization records and a TB screening questionnaireÌý

• HealthyBuffs Check‑InÌýÌý

• Health insurance informationÌý

Getting these done early helps you avoid extra fees or registration holds later.Ìý

ÌýÌýSet up your prescriptionsÌý

If you take prescription medications, you can transfer them to ÐÔÊӽ紫ý’s on‑campus Apothecary Pharmacy for easy refills and pickup at Wardenburg Health Center.Ìý

What you’ll need to do:Ìý

ÌýÌýKnow your health history basicsÌý

You don’t need to memorize everything about your personal and family health history—just knowing where to find information can make appointments much easier. A note on your phone or a saved document works great.Ìý

Helpful things to keep handy:Ìý

• Medications and allergiesÌý

• Personal and family medical historyÌýÌý

• Vaccination recordsÌý

Download a free health history form

ÌýÌýGet the basics of health insuranceÌý

Health insurance can feel confusing, especially if this is your first time using it on your own. Learning a few basics now can save you stress (and money) later.Ìý

If you’re not sure where to start, you’re not alone—resources are available to help break it down.Ìý

Learn how to use your health insurance

ÌýÌýRegister for accommodations if you need themÌý

Disability Services supports students with disabilities and temporary medical conditions through reasonable academic, housing and dining accommodations.Ìý

Registering early can make transitions smoother, but you can reach out anytime if you’re unsure whether accommodations apply to you.Ìý

Learn more about Disability Services

ÌýÌýLearn about sexual health and relationshipsÌý

College is a time when many students are learning more about relationships, boundaries and communication. Whether you’re dating, in a relationship or not interested at all, we are here to support you.Ìý

Learn more:Ìý

• Consent and communicationÌý

• Supportive relationshipsÌý

• Sexual assault preventionÌý

• Unprotected sexÌý

• Free safer sex supplies on campusÌý

ÌýÌýBuild support and connectionÌý

Finding your people can take time, and that’s completely normal. If you’re looking for support, guidance or community, there are many places to turn.Ìý

Some options include:Ìý

• Student engagement opportunities to meet fellow Buffs and get involvedÌý

• Peer Wellness Coaching for everyday life skillsÌý

• Counseling & Psychiatric Services (CAPS) for mental health supportÌý

• Collegiate Recovery Community for substance free connectionÌý

ÌýÌýMove in ways that feel goodÌý

Movement doesn’t have to mean intense workouts. Walking, stretching, dancing, climbing or playing just for fun all count.Ìý

The Rec offers lots of ways to move, meet people and reset, whether you’re brand new or already active.Ìý

Check out our campus fitness guide