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NJ A3686
Bill
Status
2/12/2024
Primary Sponsor
Joe Danielsen
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AI Summary
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Four-year public institutions of higher education in New Jersey must offer undergraduate admission to students diagnosed with cancer or sickle cell anemia before age 24, provided they are state residents for at least one year and under 24 at application time
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Institutions must establish policies prioritizing admissions, institutional financial aid, and on-campus housing for these eligible students
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Institutions may deny admission only with a compelling reason, and the Secretary of Higher Education has authority to override such denials
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Specialized programs, departments, or schools within institutions are not required to waive their standard admission requirements and procedures
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Institutions must annually report enrollment numbers of students admitted under this provision to the Secretary of Higher Education, who must then report totals to the Governor and Legislature
Legislative Description
Requires four-year public institution of higher education to admit certain students diagnosed with cancer and sickle cell anemia.
Higher Education
Last Action
Introduced, Referred to Assembly Higher Education Committee
2/12/2024