Texas HB3452 modifies admission application forms for public higher education institutions to restrict certain criminal and disciplinary history.

Texas HB3452 amends the Education Code to change the information public higher education institutions can request on undergraduate admission applications. Specifically, it prohibits these institutions from asking about an applicant's criminal or disciplinary history, except for certain offenses. These include stalking, sex offenses, family violence findings, murder, capital murder, manslaughter, kidnapping, aggravated kidnapping, assault, and aggravated assault. The bill also restricts inquiries about disciplinary actions for stalking, sexual assault, sexual harassment, or dating violence.

Texas HB3452 modifies admission application forms for public higher education institutions to restrict certain criminal and disciplinary history.

Texas HB3452 amends the Education Code to change the information public higher education institutions can request on undergraduate admission applications. Specifically, it prohibits these institutions from asking about an applicant's criminal or disciplinary history, except for certain offenses. These include stalking, sex offenses, family violence findings, murder, capital murder, manslaughter, kidnapping, aggravated kidnapping, assault, and aggravated assault. The bill also restricts inquiries about disciplinary actions for stalking, sexual assault, sexual harassment, or dating violence.