New Jersey A3407 prohibits higher education institutions from requiring students with children to buy meal plans, live on campus, or pay gym fees.
New Jersey A3407 aims to ease the financial burden on students who are parents by prohibiting institutions of higher education from requiring them to purchase meal plans, live in on-campus housing, or pay gym fees. This act takes effect immediately and applies to the first full academic year after its enactment. Institutions may still require on-campus housing for students entering residential cohorts, access programs, or scholarship recipients. The bill does not mandate that institutions allow students to use campus gyms or recreational facilities if they do not pay the associated fees.
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