FERPA

Registrar's Office

Right to seek amendment or correction of educational records
Right to have some control over the disclosure of information from education records except when release is permitted by law
Right to file complaints with the Family Policy Compliance Office, United States Department of Education, within 180 days of alleged violation
Since CUI has a policy of disclosing personally identifiable information to school officials:
- The criteria for determining school officials
- A description of what constitutes legitimate educational interest

Student rights are published in the Catalog each year under "Public Information Policy and Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act."

Students and former students have the right to inspect and review their education records through established procedures.
Within a maximum of 45 days after written request is received.
Institution or agency is not required to provide a copy of the education record unless failure to do so would deny access.
Records cannot be destroyed if request is pending.
Fee can be charged unless cost prohibits access.
Students and former students have the right to review records of requests for disclosure of their personally identifiable information.
Institution needs to maintain records of requests and make them available to students.