>>11010111>It's also a violation of FERPA if your academic records are made public without your permission.That's not relevant to the question, why did you post it? FERPA means that if you ask a professor what Larry Lastrow's grade in the class is, he can't tell you. (It's even stronger than that: the professor can neither confirm nor deny that Larry is even enrolled in the class.) It doesn't mean that you can't ask, nor does it mean that Frederick Firstrow can't go around telling everyone his GPA.
