The vaccine rollout could be affected by some geographical challenges.
Even though a lot of students have shown their support when it comes to the requirement of the COVID vaccine on campuses, it’s still hard to determine if there will be enough doses for every student in the United States, since we’re currently struggling with supplies and distribution.
As Mattei Myers shared with Make It, universities have students from all over the country, which will require a large number of doses. Also, smaller states like Kentucky might make it easier to get vaccinated, while states like Pennsylvania might not have enough supplies for everyone, he added.
Also, some groups of students might see priority based on specific medical conditions and other risk factors. According to Myers, it would be ideal to have enough vaccines available, so that people can pay for them. We need to make it as easy as possible for these students to get immunized, he continued saying.
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You used a very misleading choice of words–no one can be “FORCED” to take the vaccine, but (students,
for example) CAN be FACED with the decision to vaccinate or relinquish their privilege of returning to campus–RIGHT?!