 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. Several days ago, Jaime tweeted she had a fever of 105 degrees. 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.
– 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.)