Can your lecturers/professors see your past grades?

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Professors at many universities have the ability to access students' academic records, including past course grades. This access can vary by institution, but it is common for faculty members to be able to look up current students' records. The discussion highlights that at some colleges, all faculty members can view any current student's academic history, which may influence their teaching and advising.
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This might sound like a silly/strange question, and I imagine it varies across all institutions/universities, but can your professors of your current subjects look into your academic record and see what grades you got for past courses?

Does anyone know whether this is possible at their university?
 
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At the college where I teach, any faculty member can look up any current student's academic record.
 

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