Coronavirus | Miami Dade College

MDC continues to closely monitor local COVID-19 conditions and follow the guidance of the Centers for Disease and Control and Prevention (CDC) to ensure the health and safety of students and employees.

Please take advantage of the available resources and get vaccinated or boosted at a location near you. Do it for yourself, your loved ones, neighbors, co-workers and our community. And please, mask up when inside our campus buildings! Your respect, empathy, and understanding are greatly appreciated.

COVID-19 Vaccination

Appointments are not needed, but attendees must bring a document that proves their identity and Florida residency, such as a driver’s license or Florida ID.

The sites will administer the Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines. Second doses will be scheduled according to the date of the first shot.

Getting vaccinated remains one of the most critical steps in our collective effort to keep everyone safe. We’re in this together; every one of us plays an important role in the health and safety of the community.

North Campus Vaccination

COVID-19 vaccination at North Campus is ongoing.

While walk-ups are accepted, registering will likely reduce your wait time. Register to be vaccinated at North Campus.

Hours are 8 a.m. - 7 p.m.

North Campus
11380 NW 27th Ave.
Miami, FL 33167-3495

COVID-19 Testing

Curative is providing COVID-19 testing at all Miami Dade College campuses.

Contact Tracing

Report if you have tested positive to COVID-19, have symptoms, or have been exposed to someone that tested positive. View our close contact and reporting protocols.

Choose one: Student | Employee | Consultant/Vendor

Health and Safety

Keeping our community healthy and well is a shared responsibility. Let's support our fellow Sharks by respecting everyone's physical space, washing your hands, and staying home when sick. A vaccine is widely available and effective. Anyone who wants to be vaccinated has the opportunity to do so.

With our local population immunity high (Miami-Dade County 80%), MDC is able to provide a safe and healthy environment for individuals on campus and provide opportunities for online and in-person learning.