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Consumer Information | North Carolina Wesleyan University
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North Carolina Wesleyan University wants to ensure students and prospective students, employees, and the public have easy access to important information involving campus safety, financial aid, assessment resources, and other required information. If you have any questions regarding the information, please contact North Carolina Wesleyan University at 1.800.488.6292. This information is in compliance with the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) and other consumer protection legislation.
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Disclosure for Title IV – Reporting of Federal Loans
North Carolina Wesleyan University is required to disclose to students, or parents of students who enter into an agreement regarding Title IV, HEA loan that the loan will be submitted to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) at
https://nslds.ed.gov
and will be accessible by authorized agencies, lenders, and institutions.
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 as Amended (FERPA)
What is FERPA?
FERPA sets forth requirements regarding the privacy of student records by governing (1) the release of education records maintained by the educational institution and (2) the limitation of access to these records by third parties.
What are students’ rights under FERPA?
the right to inspect and review their education records
the right to request to amend their education records
the right to limit disclosure of some “personally identifiable information” known as directory information
What are education records under FERPA? Records that are:
directly related to a student
maintained by the University or by a party acting for the University (including but not limited to handwriting, print, tapes, any form of electronic data storage)
When can education records be released?
to anyone if the College has obtained the prior written consent of the student
to College officials with a legitimate educational interest including advisors, instructors, staff, and administrators who must manage student record information in order to fulfill their job duties
to third parties acting on behalf of the institution
to appropriate officials in a health/safety emergency
in response to a judicial order, subpoena, or affidavit (Refer requests to the Registrar’s Office)
FERPA Dos and Don’ts
DO refer requests to the Registrar’s Office when you are uncertain how to respond.
DO release a student’s information to him or her when you can positively identify the student. (Be cautious! Positive IDs cannot generally be made via telephone or e-mail.)
DO refer parental requests for student record information to the Registrar’s Office.
DO shred unneeded confidential documents.
DO hide confidential information on computer screens from unauthorized individuals.
DON’T provide non-directory information including grades, GPA, and class schedules with any unauthorized third party, including parents, without written consent from the student.
DON’T post grades, names, social security numbers, PINS, or any combination thereof on walls, doors, or unauthorized websites.
DON’T view education records for personal reasons.
What happens if North Carolina Wesleyan University does not comply with FERPA?
The Department of Education may issue a notice to cease the practice complained of and ultimately could administer legal sanctions.
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Consumer Information | North Carolina Wesleyan University
myNCWU
Academic Calendar
University Catalog
Events Calendar
Campus Map
Student/Staff Email
Directory
Faculty & Staff Resources
Recent News & Articles
QUICKLINKS
North Carolina Wesleyan University wants to ensure students and prospective students, employees, and the public have easy access to important information involving campus safety, financial aid, assessment resources, and other required information. If you have any questions regarding the information, please contact North Carolina Wesleyan University at 1.800.488.6292. This information is in compliance with the Higher Education Opportunity Act (HEOA) and other consumer protection legislation.
General Institutional Information
Academic Catalog
Academic Program Inventory
Accreditation
Assessment Resources
Career Services
Center for Student Success
Student Engagement
Cost of Attendance
Textbook Information
Faculty and Staff Directory
Student Outcomes
Campus Safety Information
Campus Security & Fire Safety Report
Crime Statistics
Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act
Financial Aid Information
Financial Aid Calculator
Financial Aid and Assistance
Applying For Financial Aid
Office of the Registrar
Health Services Information
Health Center
Alcohol & Drug Policy
Counseling & Accessibility Services
Student Health Insurance Information
North Carolina Voter Registration
Application for NC Voter Registration
Equity in Athletics
Equity in Athletics Data Analysis (EADA) Report
Disclosure for Title IV – Reporting of Federal Loans
North Carolina Wesleyan University is required to disclose to students, or parents of students who enter into an agreement regarding Title IV, HEA loan that the loan will be submitted to the National Student Loan Data System (NSLDS) at
https://nslds.ed.gov
and will be accessible by authorized agencies, lenders, and institutions.
Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 as Amended (FERPA)
What is FERPA?
FERPA sets forth requirements regarding the privacy of student records by governing (1) the release of education records maintained by the educational institution and (2) the limitation of access to these records by third parties.
What are students’ rights under FERPA?
the right to inspect and review their education records
the right to request to amend their education records
the right to limit disclosure of some “personally identifiable information” known as directory information
What are education records under FERPA? Records that are:
directly related to a student
maintained by the University or by a party acting for the University (including but not limited to handwriting, print, tapes, any form of electronic data storage)
When can education records be released?
to anyone if the College has obtained the prior written consent of the student
to College officials with a legitimate educational interest including advisors, instructors, staff, and administrators who must manage student record information in order to fulfill their job duties
to third parties acting on behalf of the institution
to appropriate officials in a health/safety emergency
in response to a judicial order, subpoena, or affidavit (Refer requests to the Registrar’s Office)
FERPA Dos and Don’ts
DO refer requests to the Registrar’s Office when you are uncertain how to respond.
DO release a student’s information to him or her when you can positively identify the student. (Be cautious! Positive IDs cannot generally be made via telephone or e-mail.)
DO refer parental requests for student record information to the Registrar’s Office.
DO shred unneeded confidential documents.
DO hide confidential information on computer screens from unauthorized individuals.
DON’T provide non-directory information including grades, GPA, and class schedules with any unauthorized third party, including parents, without written consent from the student.
DON’T post grades, names, social security numbers, PINS, or any combination thereof on walls, doors, or unauthorized websites.
DON’T view education records for personal reasons.
What happens if North Carolina Wesleyan University does not comply with FERPA?
The Department of Education may issue a notice to cease the practice complained of and ultimately could administer legal sanctions.
Contact Us
Campus Map
All Social Media Channels >
Resources
My NCWU
University Catalog
Request More Info
Events
News
Student Email
Policies & Notices
Title IX and Equal Opportunity
Campus Hazing Policy
Faculty & Staff Resources
Media & Branding Resources
Alumni Relations
Bishop Beat Newsletter
Student Achievement Report
Academic Program Inventory
Consumer Information
Transcript Requests
Working at Wesleyan
Campus
Campus Map & Tour
Campus Store
Campus Safety
Parent Resources
The Dunn Center
Faculty & Staff Directory
Health Services
Library
Wesleyan News
Dining Services
Catering Services
Event Venue Rentals
Photo Gallery
Apply
Request More Info
Plan A Visit
Give
NCWU
About
Why NC Wesleyan?
Campus Map & Tour
Bishop Beliefs
We are Battling Bishops
Departments
Publications
Faculty & Staff Directory
Contact Us
Admissions
Apply
Visit
Tuition Deposit
Connect with a Counselor
Orientation
Financial Aid
Academics
Undergraduate Programs
Graduate Programs
Executive Residency Programs
Adult & Online Studies
Accelerated Dual Degree Pathways
Certificate Programs
Partnerships
Practical Skills Academy
Registrar
Library
Our Faculty
Accreditation & Accountability
Adult & Online
Adult Undergraduate Programs
Adult Studies Tuition
Financial Aid
Graduate & Professional Programs
Graduate Programs Tuition
Campus Life
Live. Eat. Play.
Athletics
Spiritual Life
Student Engagement
WesQuest Program
International
Student Resources
Parent Resources
First Year Experience
Veteran Benefits
Community
The Dunn Center | Official Site
Cultural Arts
Mims and Gravely Art Galleries
Work at Wesleyan
Shelton Challenge
Rock the Mount Community Event
NCWU Summer Camps
Event Venue Rentals
Athletics
The Dunn Center
Alumni/Donors
Ways to Give
Library
Apply for Admissions
My NCWU
Campus Resources
Student Email
News
Event Calendar
Academic Calendar
Campus Map
University Catalog
Faculty & Staff
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