A Georgetown University student died Tuesday after apparently battling a bout of meningitis, school officials say. 
 
 Andrea Jaime, a sophomore at the School of Nursing and Health Studies, passed away at MedStar Georgetown University Hospital. 
 
 Several days ago, Jaime tweeted she had a fever of 105 degrees. 
 
 According to a letter shared by university officials, students and teachers at the school do not need to take additional action. Tests are underway to confirm the 19-year-old's cause of death. 
 
 Student Dies of Apparent Meningitis at Georgetown University 
 
 News4's Tom Sherwood reports that a Georgetown University student died of what appears to be meningitis. (Published Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2014) 
 
 "This is difficult news for the many members of the Georgetown community who know Andrea," officials said in a letter sent to students Tuesday. "Georgetown officials have been in touch with Andrea’s family and will continue to provide support and assistance to them. Please join us in remembering Andrea’s family and friends in your thoughts and prayers during this time." 
 
 Jaime, who is originally from Bogota, Columbia, graduated from Coral Gables Senior High School in Miami, Florida, according to the school's newspaper. 
 
 "I know she was in a sorority, she was a really nice girl. I don't know her personally, but everyone's going to remember her," one student said. 
 
 Students gathered with heavy hearts Tuesday night for a prayer service in Jaime's honor. 
 
 "It's just sad," another student added. "Being a college student you don't expect someone to pass away like that. It's surreal." 
 
 If you are a student at Georgetown and concerned about your health, you're asked to call the student health center at 202-687-2200 or 202-44-7243. ||||| On Monday, Georgetown University sophomore Andrea Jaime succumbed to a case of meningitis—three days after posting a sadly prescient Twitter status about her lethal illness. 
 
 “This is what dying must feel like,” Jaime, a student at Georgetown’s School of Nursing and Health Studies, wrote on the night of Sept. 12. “105 fever I think I'm dying." 
 
 This is what dying must feel like — Andrea Jaime (@dreajaimee) September 13, 2014 
 
 University officials disclosed news of Jaime’s passing in a letter that said tests to confirm her cause of death are currently underway, according to an NBC report. No precautions are required from other students, but those worried about possible infection are encouraged to contact the campus health center at 202-687-2200 or 202-44-7243. 
 
 Even when direly sick, Jaime’s sense of humor remained intact. Here’s her final tweet: 
 
 @alexa_hoovs lmfao no fucks — Andrea Jaime (@dreajaimee) September 13, 2014 
 
 Photo by dierk schaefer/Flickr (CC BY 2.0)
– A nursing student at Georgetown has died of suspected meningitis, and the final tweets of Andrea Jaime suggest she knew something was horribly wrong. "This is what dying must feel like," the sophomore tweeted on Friday, three days before her death, reports the Daily Dot. And in a reply to someone commenting on the post, she explained that she had a fever of 105, adding, "I think I'm dying." The school is awaiting tests to confirm the 19-year-old's cause of death, reports NBC News. Assuming meningitis is correct, it would be the first case of the contagious disease at Georgetown in years, reports the Washington Post. Princeton, on the other hand, has had eight cases since last year and the University of California, Santa Barbara, has had four. (Last year, a woman died soon after tweeting about her 30-hour workday.)