Parent/guest access
Students may grant access to one or more parents or guests to view select information or make a payment on the student’s account. Some common examples for this access is to allow the parent/guest to:
- View the student account and billing statement
- Make a payment
- View grades (via the unofficial transcript)
- View financial aid
- View class schedule
Other than the ability to make a payment, parent/guest access is "view only". Once established, parents/guests access their student's information through MyU.
You can grant access to your parent or guest through the My Info tab of MyU (see step-by-step instructions). You may also revoke access any time, without notice to the parent or guest. While access is granted, designee(s) will have the ability to view released information online.
You have the following options to release information.
Student Information Release Authorization, academic and/or financial records - Grant access to academic and/or financial records to a parent or guest.
Student Information Release Authorization, academic advising records - Grant access to your academic advising records only, to a parent or guest for one calendar year.
Student Health and Counseling Services Information Release Authorization - Contact UMD Health Services at (218) 726-8155 for guidance.
When your student grants you access to their information, you will receive an email notification. You will need to follow the instructions in the email to complete the process (see step-by-step instructions).
Once established, you will access your student's information through MyU. You may find the following “How To Guides” helpful:
Make a payment on a student account (for parents/guests)
View student information (for parents/guests)
View your student's IRS 1098-T form
Related Resources
Important Dates
Academics
| Mon, Aug 28, 2017 | Fall 2017 semester begins |
Billing & Payment
| Sat, Jul 22, 2017 | Summer Tuition and Fees Due #2 |
| Tue, Aug 22, 2017 | Summer Tuition and Fees Due #3 |
| Mon, Sep 18, 2017 | Fall tuition and fees due for first statement |