A single mom of four from Northboro, Massachusetts, got the news she had dreamed of since she was a child: an acceptance letter to law school at Northeastern University. But a glitch caused that dream to come crashing down.
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Then, after six hours of sharing the excitement with loved ones, she noticed a follow-up email from Northeastern. "Due to a technical error, 205 current applicants to the school of law received an erroneous email," Northeastern University said in a statement."The school of law deeply regrets this unintended mistake and is taking steps to ensure that it will not happen in the future."
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