COVID-19 Vaccines
Authorized COVID-19 vaccines have been proven to be highly effective at preventing the COVID-19 infection, particularly severe illnesses and death. To safeguard yourself and those around you from COVID-19, we strongly encourage all members of the UT community to receive the vaccine.
For assistance in determining if you are up to date with current recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, please refer to this page.
Fall 2024 COVID-19 Vaccination Administration
Student Services Building, Allergy, Immunization and Travel Clinic, 2.102
9 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Remaining Thursdays in 2024: Oct. 31, Nov. 7, 14 and 21, Dec. 5
Get your flu shot at the same time as your COVID-19 vaccine—no additional appointment necessary! Just ask your provider during your COVID-19 appointment.
Who Can Get COVID-19 Vaccines?
- Current UT students.
- English language center (ELC) students currently living in Texas.
- Post-doctoral fellows and university/visiting scholars currently living in Texas.
Not eligible:
- Current UT faculty and staff.
- Partners and children of current students and employees, even if they are covered on a UT insurance plan.
- Retirees
Do I Need to Schedule an Appointment, or Can I Walk In?
Get your COVID-19 vaccine by appointment only. Walk-ins are not available. Book your appointment through the MyUHS/CMHC portal.
Type of Vaccine Administered
Spikevax 2024-2025, mRNA, Moderna, Omicron or Subvariant KP. 2
Insurance, Cost and Payment
Many insurance plans, including the Student Health Insurance Plan, cover annual COVID-19 vaccines with no cost to you.
Insurance is billed for:
- UT students with insurance plans accepted by UHS.
Your anticipated out of pocket cost will be subject to your specific insurance member benefits, however, your maximum cost for the COVID-19 vaccine is $190. Any patient responsibility/charges will be sent to your "What I Owe" after we receive an Explanation of Benefits from your insurance.
For those that are not insured, have an insurance plan not accepted at UHS, or have out of network insurance:
- If you are uninsured, your cost for the COVID-19 vaccine is $190. Charges will be sent to your "What I Owe".
- If your insurance is not accepted by UHS, your cost for the COVID-19 vaccine is $190. Charges will be sent to your "What I Owe".
- If your insurance is out of network with UHS, your specific out of pocket cost will be determined by your insurance, however the maximum you will pay will be $190 for the COVID vaccine. Charges will be sent to your "What I Owe" once we receive an Explanation of Benefits back from your insurance.
- You have health insurance, but you don’t want to use it, then your cost will be $190 for the COVID-19 vaccine. Charges will be sent to your "What I Owe".
Before Your Appointment or Walk-In Day
To ensure a seamless process, please upload your insurance information to the MyUHS/CMHC portal before your vaccine appointment. If your insurance is already uploaded, do not upload it again, as this can cause duplication. Having your insurance information on file beforehand allows us to efficiently file a claim. If your insurance does not cover the full cost, any remaining balance will be reflected in your "What I Owe". No payments will be collected at the actual COVID vaccination appointments.
On Your Appointment or Walk-In Day
For a smooth check-in experience, please bring your phone and have your appointment QR code ready.
To find a nearby pharmacy offering the COVID-19 vaccine, please visit www.vaccines.gov/en/.