Before their return to campus, all students at the University of Kentucky were required to be tested by a company hired by the university. The test administered was done at multiple locations across campus for a span of ten days. The process of registering for the test was simple, as an email or text message was sent to each student. I registered for the drive through test.
When I arrived to the Kroger Field parking lot, I was directed to the check in, where a worker took my LinkBlue ID and checked me in, along with distributing my student health package. The package included 2 masks, a mask holder, hand sanitizer, antiviral wipes, and a thermometer. Once checked in, a police officer directed me to the lane I would be tested in. Overall, the test went smoothly and was far less painful than the other COVID tests I have received.
A few days later, I was emailed my results. Fortunately, I was negative.
The video included below outlines the whole process of testing that students received. Testing is still available to any student who needs it, but it is now a walk up process with no registration needed.
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