Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)

Modified on Wed, 7 May at 8:42 AM

Answer


Submitting a FERPA Form to the Registrar’s Office at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago allows students to authorize others, like parents, guardians, spouses/partners, to access their educational records. Without this consent, the school cannot legally share academic or financial information, protecting the student’s privacy under federal law.   The Office of Student Financial Services will not be able to speak to any individual who contacts our office regarding a student account without this previously provided permission by the student.

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