Hello, my DS is visiting the USCGA for cadet for a day. Does anyone know if an at-home antigen test will be accepted as his COVID test or should the test be performed at a pharmacy/testing center? I'm thinking the latter as they will hopefully provide documentation. I am aware that he can have a PCR test as well. Thank you.
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Covid antigen test
- Thread starter Madre2725
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- Unvaccinated guests: Must show proof of a negative PCR test taken within 72 hours, or a negative antigen test taken within 24 hours of arrival. Masks are required at all times.
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At parents weekend 2 weeks ago an at home self administered test had to be done on site, witnessed, as I understand, by CGA staff (I did not do this) But I believe that the test had to be done at the off site parking site before boarding the bus to the academy. (busing because of the high traffic for parent weekend) I would find out if a self administered test needs to be done on site and witnessed.Hello, my DS is visiting the USCGA for cadet for a day. Does anyone know if an at-home antigen test will be accepted as his COVID test or should the test be performed at a pharmacy/testing center? I'm thinking the latter as they will hopefully provide documentation. I am aware that he can have a PCR test as well. Thank you.
Thank you. I'll have him check.At parents weekend 2 weeks ago an at home self administered test had to be done on site, witnessed, as I understand, by CGA staff (I did not do this) But I believe that the test had to be done at the off site parking site before boarding the bus to the academy. (busing because of the high traffic for parent weekend) I would find out if a self administered test needs to be done on site and witnessed.