Based on the article, “College Kids Have Too Much Privacy” , I agree with the author that college kids are given too much privacy. According to Michele Willins of the Los Angeles Times, the law that gives college kids privacy, FERPA, is an, “unwieldy piece of legislation.” This is true because the law is only restricted to telling parents about drugs and alcohol, or sexual offenses. Anything else is left to the kid to tell their parents. A kid could be skipping all of his or her classes, and the parents would never know. Parents can’t even ask the school to tell them, which gives these parents no right to know how their child is doing. Also, 45% of all students who enter college each year, which is 2 million people, don’t graduate at all. That
