More than 180 college and university campuses across the United States are requiring more than 2.4 million students to produce proof of vaccination against the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus to attend in-person classes this fall, regardless of whether the students have acquired immunity to the virus. The number of schools with a mandate is likely to grow by fall, especially if the FDA grants full approval for one or more vaccines in the months to come. But despite evidence that prior infection results in broad and lasting protection from the virus, none of the schools currently accept acquired immunity as an exemption from the vaccination mandate, according to an Epoch Times review of more than 130 university vaccine mandate notices and immunization requirement pages. Only a handful of the four dozen schools contacted for this article offered direct responses for why infection-conferred immunity is not being considered as an …