Minnesota SF4964 prohibits eligible institutions from requiring faith statements or discriminating based on various personal attributes during.
Minnesota SF4964 amends state law to ensure that eligible institutions, including public postsecondary institutions and certain private schools, do not require a faith statement from secondary students applying for postsecondary courses. Additionally, these institutions cannot base admission decisions on a student's race, creed, ethnicity, disability, gender, sexual orientation, or religious beliefs. The bill also includes a one-time appropriation for legal fees and expenses in a specific case.
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