Prohibits public institutions of higher education from accepting standardized test scores from entities that require applicants with lifelong or static disabilities to undergo evaluations within the prior two years to receive federally protected accommodations

Summary

The bill would stop Missouri public colleges and universities from accepting SAT, ACT, AP and other standardized test scores if the testing organization requires a disabled applicant to complete a comprehensive disability evaluation within two years before the test to receive federally required accommodations. It applies to applicants with lifelong or static disabilities and would begin in the 2027‑28 academic year.

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