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

This bill would prevent public colleges and universities in Missouri from accepting standardized test scores from testing companies that require disabled applicants to have a recent comprehensive test for their disability to receive accommodations. This change would apply to students seeking admission for the 2027-28 academic year and beyond, affecting individuals with documented lifelong or static disabilities who take exams like the ACT, SAT, or AP tests. The bill aims to ensure that these students can receive accommodations based on existing disability documentation, rather than needing a new test within two years of the standardized exam.

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