Nondiscrimination and faith-statement restrictions on eligible institutions and enrollment options removed.

Summary

The bill changes the definition of “eligible institution” by deleting language that barred schools from requiring a faith statement or from considering race, creed, gender, sexual orientation, disability, or religious affiliation in admissions. It also sets aside a one‑time appropriation from the state’s general fund to cover legal fees awarded to the plaintiff in the Loe v. Jett case. The changes affect Minnesota public colleges, private nonprofit trade schools, industrial centers, and private liberal‑arts colleges that enroll high‑school students for concurrent credit.

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