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I expected this would occur and religious and philosophical exemptions are not applicable. My plan now will be to uproot and leave it all behind and move to a red state that respects personal choice on the matter. Is it feasible to transfer community college course work between state? If that is not an option, what would be viable path besides a 4-year that is not physically taxing?

I am thinking heading to somewhere in TX.

EDIT: Thanks for the advice, I shall figure something out with what I have learned.

I expected this would occur and religious and philosophical exemptions are not applicable. My plan now will be to uproot and leave it all behind and move to a red state that respects personal choice on the matter. Is it feasible to transfer community college course work between state? If that is not an option, what would be viable path besides a 4-year that is not physically taxing? I am thinking heading to somewhere in TX. EDIT: Thanks for the advice, I shall figure something out with what I have learned.

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You should sue for your money back you spent at the school and say that the vaccine requirement has deprived you of the value of education you already spent.

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Luckily for me, I have just recently successfully applied and got accepted. I have yet to pay a cent or register for any classes. I have satisfied every requirement and other manner of paperwork to attend. All I need to do now is speak with an advisor and get my classes and proceed. However, their proposed amendment to the vaccination requirement to require gene therapy is where I draw the line.

I managed to finish 60+ units worth at a CC with two degrees in the sciences, so I can probably use that to leverage transfer into a university in a red state that does not enforce such nonsense.