Parent Proxy Access

Update: Parent Proxy access will be going live in mid-March, 2021. Stay tuned for an email! Current students and their parents will be sent information about setting up parent proxy access. 

Family proxy is an easy way to view your student’s secure information such as financial and student records, class schedules, and grades, while being in compliance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the E-signature Act of 2004.

To grant access, first, a student will add a proxy by providing a name and email address, and selecting the records to which access will be granted. That person or institution will then receive emails with instructions on how to set up an account and a link to the website to sign in to once the account has been created.

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How to add a proxy as a student (Must be done before a parent/proxy can create an account)

How to create your proxy account and access your student's records

Frequently Asked Questions about the family proxy

For general questions, contact Registration and Academic Services at 610-758-3200 or ras@lehigh.edu. For technical questions, contact the LTS Help Desk at 610-758-HELP (4357) or email helpdesk@lehigh.edu.

Information about the legacy system that will be decommissioned in March.

If your son or daughter authorizes your access, you can view their secure information such as financial and student records, class schedules, grades, in compliance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) and the E-signature Act of 2004. Lehigh will send a letter to parents of first year students who could be identified --that is, parents who are named in the child's admissions application--with information about this service prior to the start of the first term. If you did not receive this information, contact Registration and Academic Services at ras@lehigh.edu.

The letter from Registration and Academic Services contains everything you need to get set up. 

Please refer to the Parents & Families website as well as the Parent Access web page for answers to frequently asked questions.