All travelers are encouraged to follow the most current CDC recommendations for before and after travel.

• Domestic Travel
• International Travel
• Study Abroad

Domestic Travel

After Domestic Travel

• Get a viral COVID-19 test if your travel involved situations with greater risk of exposure such as being in crowded places while not wearing a well-fitting mask or respirator;
• If you have a positive result, continue to isolate and report the positive result to COVID-19 Reporting Form. Follow isolation timeline for positive cases;

• Domestic travel is defined as lasting 24 hours or longer to states or US territories other than those connected to NJ (such as Pennsylvania, New York, and Delaware);

• Self-monitor for COVID-19 symptoms; isolate and get tested if you develop symptoms.

Domestic Travel & Clinically Recovered from COVID-19

• If you previously tested positive for COVID-19 and have clinically recovered within the last 90 days, you do NOT need to get tested after domestic travel and do NOT need to self-quarantine;
• Follow all requirements and recommendations for domestic travelers.

International Travel

After International Travel

• You are not required to self-quarantine;
• Get tested with a viral test 3-5 days after arrival;
• If you have a positive result, isolate and report the positive result to COVID-19 Reporting Form. Follow isolation timeline for positive cases;
• Self-monitor for COVID-19 symptoms, if you develop symptoms, isolate and get tested.

International Travel & Clinically Recovered from COVID-19

• If you previously tested positive for COVID-19 and have clinically recovered within the last 90 days, you do NOT need to get tested after international travel and do NOT need to self-quarantine.
• Follow all requirements and recommendations for international travelers.

Cruise Ship Travelers

• Get tested 3-5 days after the trip or if you develop symptoms;
• Self-monitor for COVID-19 symptoms, and isolate if you develop symptoms or test positive.

Study Abroad

Students and employees must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to participate in any faculty/staff led study abroad program (or Alternative Break trips). Medical or religious exemptions will not be accepted. The College will assess international experiences against the CDC’s Travel Recommendations by Destination. The CDC identified Level 4 countries, which advise travelers to avoid those destinations, will not be approved for college-sponsored travel. The College will consider travel to Level 3 countries on a case by case basis but non-essential travel to these countries should be avoided.

Students who are not vaccinated or receive a medical or religious exemption may participate in a third-party provider program coordinated by the Roukema Center for International Education, only if there are no vaccine requirements established by the provider or host institution or as per travel/destination country restrictions.