• FERPA

    FERPA

    Family Education Rights and Privacy Act Request to SUPPRESS Form
  • Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)

    FERPA is a Federal law that protects the privacy of student education records, both financial and academic. For the student’s protection, FERPA limits the release of certain student record information without the student’s explicit consent. However, the law also considers some student information to be Directory Information and is considered public. A student is covered by FERPA at the time of his/her enrollment in courses at the seminary.

    Directory Information includes: name, address, e-mail address, phone number, dates of enrollment, enrollment status, major, program, academic awards and honors, and degrees received. This means Grace School of Theology can release this information to anyone who requests it. You have the opportunity to suppress parts or all of this information from public release.

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  • REQUEST TO SUPPRESS

    Suppression might have undesirable consequences. With some options individuals at Grace might be unable to contact you about assignments, or you might not receive notice of some services. A suppression does not limit access to your file by authorized individuals. Information can be released by subpoena and to the parents of dependent children with appropriate documentation.
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