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Fall Semester Details
For fall semester 2021, Montana State University will offer in-person, traditionally
formatted instruction, campus activities, non-remote campus operations, and cultural
and athletic events in a manner closer to "normal" than has been seen since the start
of the pandemic.
All classes that were held in-person before the pandemic will be conducted in-person
in fall 2021. Courses that are part of online programs will continue to be offered
fully online if that was how those courses were delivered before the pandemic.
MSU is offering doses of the COVID-19 vaccine to its eligible students and employees
free of cost at this time. Following guidelines set forth by the Montana Office of
the Commissioner of Higher Education, MSU is not requiring students to be vaccinated
for COVID-19, and the university is not asking for COVID-19 vaccination records. Precautions
such as wearing masks are encouraged in group settings, particularly indoors, but
are not required.
Vaccine Availability
MSU University Health Partners has the two-dose Moderna COVID-19 vaccine available.
Vaccine clinics will be held at MSU on Mondays and Wednesdays from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. for the remainder of the summer.
If you are an MSU student, faculty, or staff member who is 18 years or older and would like to be vaccinated against COVID-19, please log into this website using your MSU NetID and password: https://www.montana.edu/health/coronavirus/vaccine-waitlist/index.html Once logged in, fill out the form confirming your interest in becoming vaccinated. You should then receive an email within 48 hours containing a link to sign up for a specific appointment time and date at the next available clinic. Do not share that link with others - it is only valid for one user.
Important reminder on second-dose Moderna vaccination: If you are signing up for your second dose of Moderna, please be sure to sign up for an appointment four weeks after your first dose. CDC states that it is acceptable to receive your second dose 24-42 days following your first dose, but 28 days (four weeks) is optimal. Please wait to submit the form above until at least three weeks since your first dose.
If you have any difficulty filling out the form or have questions about vaccine appointments, please call 406-994-3798.
Self-Checker
MSU's COVID-19 Self-Checker can help students determine whether testing may be approprate and where to go for a test.
Latest Messages and Updates
Here are the latest messages and updates related to COVID-19. You can read all the prior updates on our news archive page.
Important
If you believe you have been exposed to COVID-19 in the last 14 days and feel ill,
please call your health care provider to discuss further. Students can call University
Health Partners at 406-994-2311.
Where can I learn more about COVID-19?
For basic information about the novel coronavirus and COVID-19, you can view our background page. For the latest updates, consult the links below:
About this Page
Montana State University's goal is to provide clear, concise and timely information to students, faculty, staff and visitors on what MSU is doing to protect our community. The university is closely monitoring the COVID-19 pandemic with information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and World Health Organization and in consultation with the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services, the Gallatin City-County Health Department and our own health professionals on campus.
The information provided on this website is not intended to be all-encompassing and should not be considered medical or legal advice. We encourage proper hygiene and health precautions, but we urge you to consult with a relevant expert for guidance specific to your circumstances.