Student eligibility for postsecondary enrollment options participation established.

Summary

The bill adds a new rule to Minnesota law requiring colleges and universities to define eligibility criteria—minimum GPA, performance on a standardized test, and class rank—for high‑school students enrolling in post‑secondary credit courses. Schools may still admit a student who does not meet those standards if the student’s district, charter, or tribal school submits a recommendation letter. Students who fail such a course cannot enroll in another under the same rule for the next quarter or semester.

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