232 high school students who received letters saying they were accepted to attend college at Minnesota State University- Moorhead, are receiving new letters, saying they did not meet enrollment requirements and the first letters were a mistake.
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Excitement and then disappointment.
232 high school students who received letters saying they were accepted to attend college at Minnesota State University- Moorhead, are receiving new letters, saying they did not meet enrollment requirements and the first letters were a mistake.
MSU-M intended to set aside the applications for individual review because the students did not meet the standards for admission.
But the files weren't sent to a committee that does the reviews.
Instead, the acceptance letters were mailed out.
It took the admissions office six months to catch the mistake.
MSU-M says it will offer an academic success program that will allow the students into the university if successfully completed.
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