Oklahoma HB3379 prohibits state education institutions from asking about criminal history on initial applications, with exceptions for sex-related.
Oklahoma HB3379, the Higher Education Workforce Development and Fair Admission Act, mandates that state educational institutions cannot ask about a prospective student's criminal history on initial applications. Exceptions include inquiries about sex-related offenses and post-acceptance inquiries. Institutions may consider criminal history if it is provided on a national application service form used by multiple states. Institutions must offer counseling to students in programs requiring occupational licenses or teaching certificates.
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