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Yes. FERPA rights belong to a student attending a postsecondary institution even if the student is younger than 18.
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Yes. FERPA rights belong to a student attending a postsecondary institution even if the student is younger than 18.
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Yes. FERPA rights belong to a student attending a postsecondary institution even if the student is 17.
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Yes. Once a student attends a postsecondary institution, FERPA rights belong to the student even if the student is under 18.
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Yes. FERPA rights belong to a student attending a postsecondary institution even when the student is 17.
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Yes. FERPA rights transfer to a student who attends a postsecondary institution even if the student is still 17.
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Yes. FERPA rights belong to a student attending a postsecondary institution even when the student is 17.
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