by Chris Black
This is getting ridiculous:
Quinnipiac University to fine, cut internet access to unvaccinated students t.co/xAD3XZy6tf via @nypost
— Adam Creighton (@Adam_Creighton) August 18, 2021
For the student who refuses to accept this switcheroo, Quinnipiac will of course return the $69,760 in tuition and fees for the academic year? It will be no loss to higher learning if this consent factory goes under.
As Quinnipiac University requires students to be vaccinated against COVID-19 for the fall 2021 semester, students who did not request an exemption nor submit proof of vaccination will face consequences, according to Associate Vice President for Public Relations John Morgan’s email to The Chronicle.
Students who don’t comply with the mandate will face a weekly fee starting at $100 per week during the first two weeks. It will increase by $25 every two weeks up to a maximum of $200 a week. The fee can reach up to $2,275 for the entire semester.
The email states that students will lose access to Wi-Fi and the campus network if they fail to complete the vaccination mandate by Sept. 14.
The whole point of this is to make life hell for the unvaxxed. And this is supposedly a noble goal, because Delta variant, and the effectiveness of the vaccine.
Which is close to zero, before you ask.