Vaccination FAQ

A block will be put on your account, and you will not be able to register until it is resolved. Students only taking online classes and not receiving in-person services, must complete the On-line Only Attestation Form every quarter.

Students not following college Covid protocol, including polices on face coverings, may result in disciplinary actions.

To request an exemption, log into your ctcLink portal and click on the Immunization Attestation tile. From there, choose the exemption from the dropdown menu. 

For a Medical Exemption you will also need to complete the following form: Vaccine Proclamation Medical Questionnaire and return it to:

Peninsula College

ATTN: Vice President for Student Services

1502 E. Lauridsen Blvd.

Port Angeles, WA 98362

or fax 360-417-6581

If more information is needed, we will reach out to you. 

No. While we strive to make our campuses as safe as possible for our students and staff, there will be a small number of students and employees who will receive medical or religious exemptions from the governor’s vaccine mandate. Masks will continue to be worn in doors by those who wish to wear them, and by those who are unvaccinated.

Attestation is a personal declaration that something is true and factual. 

You will be able to provide your attestation information by logging into your ctcLink portal and clicking on the Immunization Attestation tile. Choose your details by using the drop down box under Immunization, agree to the statements and click on Submit.

Wherever possible, PC will continue to offer both virtual and in-person services for students. 

Masking and social distacning requirements have been dropped as of Spring Quarter 2022. Masks will be worn by those who wish to continue wearing them, and by those who are not vaccinated. 

Beginning Spring Quarter, social distancing will not be required in classrooms or offices. 

Those who are not vaccinated, or who wish to continue wearing a face mask, should do so.

Yes, all students are welcome back to in-person classes after you verify your vaccination status. You will need to wear a face covering and practice social distancing inside PC buildings and classrooms.

At this time Students who are enrolled in online or virtual classes with no on-campus requirements are exempted from the governor’s vaccination mandate. Students only taking online classes and not receiving in-person services, please complete this: On-Line Only Attestation Form. This form must be completed every quarter.

The college’s expectation is that students who are 100% online and who have not completed the Immunization Attestation form will not receive in-person services on PC campuses.

All students taking on-campus classes will need to attest to full vaccination status or declare a vaccination exemption. Attestation forms must be completed by logging into your ctcLink portal and clicking on the Immunization Attestation tile.

You will need to include your vaccination dates, but at this time we don’t require a copy of student vaccination cards. See the document provided on this page called Attestation Directions for Students for step-by-step instructions.