Catalog Content Non-Binding, Subject-To-Change
Statement
Catalogs and bulletins of educational institutions
are usually prepared by faculty committees
or administrative officers for the purpose
of furnishing prospective students and other
interested persons with information about
the institutions that issue the same. Information
contained in such printed material is subject
to change without notice, and it is not to
be interpreted as creating a binding obligation
on the institution and the State. In times
of changing conditions, it is especially necessary
to have this understood.
Suggestions
And Complaints
The University welcomes suggestions and/or
complaints from students, faculty, and staff,
which should be directed to the unit or
personnel most directly involved. It is
only in this way that the institution can
become aware of potential problems and take
appropriate action. The University may review
with accrediting agencies a log of anonymously
tracked written student complaints.
Access
To Records (Family Educational Rights And
Privacy Act)
In compliance with the Family Educational
Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 as amended,
the University of North Dakota has developed
policy guidelines for access to the education
record with respect to the rights of eligible
students and parents of dependent eligible
students. All information contained in University
records is considered confidential, except
for directory information, which may be
released publicly in printed, electronic,
or other form. Directory information is
defined in the Code of Student Life in "Section
8-2: Student Records/Directory Information."
Students may restrict the release of directory
information no later than the tenth class
day of the semester, in person, at the Office
of the Registrar, Room 203, Twamley Hall.
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