UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (WJAC) — Penn State University officials say students who didn't complete their pre-arrival COVID-19 tests may have their registration canceled.
In a release, university officials say 24,000 students were selected for pre-arrival COVID-19 testing.
According to the release, students were notified through their Penn State email address and were given instructions on how to complete the at-home tests. The results of those test were to be submitted to the university by August 24 in order for students to attend classes or participate in other activities on campus.
Officials say students who failed to complete their tests will be notified by Penn State Executive Vice President and Provost Nick Jones, indicating that they will be referred to the Office of Student Conduct for potential violation of the Student Code of Conduct.
If students have not completed their testing by August 28, officials say their semester registration is subject to cancellation if recommended by the Office of Student Conduct.
Students who have questions about the pre-arrival process can visit Penn State's website here.
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