Some College Students Are Snagging Vaccines To Travel For Spring Break

The video discusses the eagerness of college students to get vaccinated, driven by both personal health concerns and the desire to resume normal activities like spring break. It highlights the eligibility criteria for vaccination, including some health conditions that may not strictly meet the spirit of the guidelines. The impact of COVID-19 on spring break plans is explored, with many students opting to stay safe and avoid travel. The video concludes with travel precautions and CDC guidelines, emphasizing the continued importance of masks and social distancing, even for vaccinated individuals.

What is one reason some college students are getting vaccinated?

• To work in healthcare settings

• To attend large parties

• To travel internationally

• To avoid wearing masks

How did some students misuse the vaccination eligibility criteria?

• By using fake vaccination cards

• By faking healthcare worker status

• By pretending to be older than they are

• By claiming to live in a dorm as a congregate setting

Why did many students in New York City choose to stay home during spring break?

• To protect themselves and their families

• To avoid crowded beaches

• To save money

• To focus on their studies

What is a recommended precaution for vaccinated travelers?

• Eating meals on airplanes

• Wearing masks and maintaining distance

• Traveling in large groups

• Avoiding all forms of public transport

What is the CDC's stance on travel for vaccinated individuals?

• Travel is only for emergencies

• Travel is allowed with precautions

• Travel is completely safe

• Travel should be avoided