New Students

All entering undergraduate and graduate students are REQUIRED* to:

1. Complete Student Immunization Forms or obtain a verified** copy of your immunization record. Upload completed documents and enter immunization dates in MyHealth-e*** (Student Health Services' secure, online health portal). 

   • Log in to MyHealth-e using your Clemson username and password. 
   • Click "Medical Clearances" to upload your documents and enter vaccine dates. 

2. Complete the Tuberculosis Risk Assessment Questionnaire in MyHealth-e.

   • In the “Medical Clearances” tab, click “Update” for the “High Risk Tuberculosis Screening Questionnaire.”
   • If you have trouble logging in to MyHealth-e, you can print and mail/fax *** the form: Tuberculosis Risk Assessment Questionnaire

All forms should be submitted prior to July 1 for summer/fall enrollment and December 1 for spring enrollment. Students not in compliance with the immunization requirements may have a hold placed on future registrations and may be subject to a late fee.

*Exception: If you are only enrolled in online courses, you do not need to comply with medical clearance requirements. However, if you receive notices of non-compliance, contact Health Information at 864-656-2234.

**Acceptable forms of verification include one of the following:

• Personal shot records that are verified by doctor's stamp or contain a health provider's signature

• Personal shot records with a clinic or health department stamp

• Military Records or World Health Organization (WHO) documents

• Previous college or university records that are verified

***You may also mail or fax completed documents to:
Redfern Health Center
Clemson University
Box 344054 Rm: 34
Clemson, SC 29634-4054
Fax: 864-656-0760

We file as an in-network provider for most pharmacy insurance plans in our pharmacy at Redfern Health Center. Our goal is to have your prescriptions ready when you need them, so please use our online form to: 

• Submit your pharmacy insurance card information  
• Request any prescriptions be transferred to Redfern

You may also complete the Pharmacy Prescription Card Information Form and/or  Prescription Transfer Form and fax or mail them to the pharmacy in Redfern Health Center:

Redfern Health Center
Clemson University
735 McMillan Rd.
Clemson, SC 29634-4054
Fax: 864-656-2500

Undergraduate Students

We courtesy file as an out-of-network provider for many commercial medical insurance plans. Insurance cards can be uploaded to MyHealth-e so we have your information on file. Please know that some plans will not reimburse for out-of-network services. You are responsible for any charges not paid by your insurance.

Clemson University offers a comprehensive Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) for which we are an in-network provider; claims are filed in-house. If you want to enroll, please follow instructions for Voluntary Students.

Graduate and International Students

Clemson University offers a comprehensive  Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP) for which we are an in-network provider. Claims are filed in-house.

Health insurance is REQUIRED for the following students who are considered Mandatory Students:

1. Graduate students enrolled in nine or more credit hours on the main campus in Clemson

   • Change effective Fall 2023: Graduate students enrolled in nine or more credit hours in on-campus programs at all campus locations

2. Graduate students classified as graduate assistants (GAs) at all campus locations (GAs receive a per-semester student insurance subsidy when enrolled in the SHIP)

3. All F-1 and J-1 international students

   • Change effective Fall 2023: All F-1, F-2, J-1 and J-2 international students

If you fall into one of these categories, you are charged for the SHIP on your bill in iROAR. Please follow the steps below to activate your enrollment. You may submit a waiver if you have alternate insurance coverage that meets university requirements.

If you do not fall into one of these categories and are not charged for the SHIP on your bill in iROAR, you can still enroll in the SHIP as a Voluntary Student .

Activate Enrollment (SHIP)

If you are considered to be a Mandatory Student (students required to have health insurance and are charged for the SHIP on their bill in iROAR) and you do not submit a waiver, you must complete the steps below to activate your enrollment. This can only be done during the open enrollment period. 

1. Register for classes and wait 48 hours.

2. When it’s been 48 hours since you registered for classes, visit clemson.myahpcare.com.

3. Click on the link for "Mandatory Students" and follow the steps.

Commercial Insurance

If you have alternate insurance coverage, we courtesy file as an out-of-network provider for many commercial medical insurance plans. Insurance cards can be uploaded to MyHealth-e so we have your information on file. Please know that some plans will not reimburse for out-of-network services. You are responsible for any charges not paid by your insurance.

To contact the Insurance and Billing Office, call 864-656-3561 or email RedfernInsBilling@clemson.edu.

Healthy Campus coordinates Aspire to Be Well, a CU 1000 undergraduate student requirement. Aspire to Be Well is a peer-led health, safety and resiliency focused dialog presented by Healthy Campus student facilitators. This 90-minute dialog covers areas key to maintaining a healthy and safe lifestyle, including overall well-being and resilience, alcohol and other drug misuse prevention, mental health and suicide prevention, and interpersonal violence prevention, while focusing on bystander intervention and campus resources. You will receive session and sign-up information in your @clemson.edu email account during the first week of classes. Online sign-up is required before attending a session.

Graduate students are strongly encouraged to attend Aspire to Be Well for Graduate Students. More information coming this Fall.

AlcoholEdu is required for new undergraduate students. In this online educational activity, students learn about the mental and physical effects of alcohol, prepare to be active bystanders, and review state laws and University policies related to alcohol use. AlcoholEdu must be completed as part of orientation.