Yale Daily News

Updated: Friday, September 5, 2008 at 7:45am

Yale relaxes int’l travel restrictions

Under new policy, Univ. will base individual country prohibitions on State Dept., MEDEX assessments

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Published Tuesday, March 4, 2008
Students hoping to spend their summers studying in Bhutan, Burma or Bangladesh can now rest easy.
#1 By Stupid (Unregistered User) 9:35am on March 4, 2008

It doesn't really make sense to not provide the list of 25 still-restricted countries. At least there should be direct links from the obscure Yale travel website to the appropriate Medex website with the country ratings (I can't find it...) and a clearer explanation of the State Dept. requirements. Do they mean only countries with Travel Alerts rather than Travel Warnings are restricted? Make it clear! Gah

#2 By Anne (Unregistered User) 4:58pm on March 12, 2008

I don't understand why a list of the 25 restricted countries is not provided. I am also dubious that any system which does not allow for ANY exceptions is an improvement. What is the rationale for this? No list can be so perfect that some exceptions are not worth considering.

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