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When traveling abroad through a school program, What type of medical information do universities require be reported?
When I fill out travel abroad forms, they have questions like “do you have any of the below listed conditions “ which range from ADHD to diabetes, and have a spot for “other”. Does this information need to be disclosed or only disclosed if the student feels necessary.
6 Answers
- Anonymous3 months ago
generally, any communicable diseases and all accidents
- ibu guruLv 74 months ago
Check both specific requirements of the university AND general requirements of the country's gov't for student visa.
- dripLv 74 months ago
It should say on the form as if the information is required or optional. Through a school program, ask your school. Get facts direct form the source.
My daughter did a study aboard program form the US to the UK and disclosed she has asthma. It was for her own safety.
- GypsyfishLv 74 months ago
I don't understand the question. Universities usually require you to have insurance. But most of the countries you might go to have universal coverage. I know people who had medical problems when on study abroad programs. THey got treated for practically nothing- one had her appendix out, one had a broken leg, one had a rare tumor removed. I don't think any of this was reported to the university- medical information is usually private.