Consumer (Legal) InformationFederal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA)By federal law, students have the right to review, verify the accuracy of, and be assured of confidentiality of all information kept on their behalf by the Kettering Registrar's Office. Other than the individuals and committees specifically mentioned in the Registrar's section of the Kettering University catalog, the student records maintained by Kettering other than directory information, cannot and will not be released without specific written permission of the student or their legally designated representative or a duly authorized and issued court order. In the case of directory information, a student may deny its release on a yearly basis by so stating in writing to the Registrar's Office. Students may obtain further information regarding the federal law and Kettering's policies and practices regarding student information by contacting the Registrar's Office directly. A student may file a complaint with the United States Department of Education if the student feels his/her rights have been violated.
Federal Right to Know LawsFederal Right to Know Laws prescribe certain mandatory information concerning the success rate of students entering degree programs be given to all parties. For the Kettering five-year degree programs, success is defined by those laws to be a student who is awarded a degree within seven and one half years after entering the program. For the cohort of first time freshmen who entered the Kettering degree program in the summer/fall semester of 1992, which is the last cohort to have completed their seven and one half years by June 30, 2000, the graduation rate was 63.1%. Of that percent, more than 90% received offers of employment from their corporate affiliate and the remainder either received employment offers from other companies or enrolled in graduate school. Directory InformationKettering University maintains the following public information for each student:
Educational Need to KnowThe following offices, committees, and persons receive specific information for some students appropriate to their assigned responsibilities:
Permission for each of these parties to receive the student's academic grades is implied when the student agrees to enroll in the Kettering University degree program. |
