If you tested positive for COVID-19 through testing outside of the University of Michigan, report your positive test result here. Documentation of your test result is required and can be uploaded through this process. The survey results can take 2 to 3 days to be pushed to ResponsiBLUE. At that time, the app will give you a green completed mandatory test status.
U-M is using a multi-tiered testing strategy to help protect our community and slow the spread of the virus on campus. It includes:
The U-M COVID-19 Community Sampling and Tracking program, a free, asymptomatic testing program open to students, faculty and staff, including those from Michigan Medicine, on the Ann Arbor campus. CSTP testing meets the weekly mandatory testing requirement for undergraduate students living on or coming to campus.
U-M provides timely testing for symptomatic students, faculty and staff. More information on COVID-19 testing can be found here.
Each day, all members of the U-M campus community who enter campus buildings are required to monitor themselves for COVID-19 symptoms by answering a brief set of questions using ResponsiBLUE, our daily symptom checker tool.
Along with campus partners, University Health Service organizes onsite testing for students in their residence halls or off campus living facilities, in response to identified clusters within their communal living community.
University Health Service, in partnership with the Division of Public Safety & Security, delivers test kits to students in U-M Quarantine and Isolation Housing, and is working to expand quarantine testing to those students in quarantine outside of U-M Q&I Housing.
Exposure testing is recommended for close contacts identified though case investigation, contact tracing or workplace exposure investigations.
View our testing guide for an overview of testing options. Did you take a home antigen test? Click here to learn what actions you need to take.
