Return To Campus Activities Policy
St. Andrews University, a branch of Webber International University, has adopted the Scotland County Health Department guidelines for return to classes, campus activities, and play after a positive COVID-19 test or a negative COVID-19 test after exposure to COVID-19.
For All Students (from Scotland County Health Department, North Carolina best practices):
A student who tests positive for COVID-19 may cease isolation (i.e., fully participate in classes, sports, other activities) after:
- At least 14 days have elapsed since the later of the test or symptoms first appeared;
- At least 3 consecutive days have elapsed asymptomatic without fever reducing medicine (a fever is a symptom)
A student who has been exposed to COVID-19, but tests negative, may cease isolation (i.e. fully participate in classes, sports, or other activities) after one of the following: EITHER
- At least 10 days have elapsed since the later of the test or symptoms first appeared;
- At least 3 consecutive days have elapsed asymptomatic without fever reducing medicine (a fever is a symptom) with no fever, OR
- He or she undergoes repeat testing no sooner than five days after the first negative test for COVID-19 and if
- He or she receives a second negative test result and
- At least 3 consecutive days have elapsed asymptomatic without fever reducing medicine
(source: Scotland County Health Department, Donna Page, Communicable Disease Nurse)