So cruel. The second Michigan university in less than a month has blasted out emails to students offering scholarships—only to send another email saying it was wrong.
The second Michigan university in less than a month has blasted out emails to students offering scholarships—only to send another email saying it was wrong. Oakland University told 5,500 students on Jan. 4 that they had earned the school’s Platinum Presidential Scholar Award, which provides $12,000 a year for four years of undergraduate schooling. However, it sent out another email two hours later saying they’d made a mistake.
“Unfortunately, the students who received the message do not meet the eligibility requirements for this award, but have qualified for varying levels of OU scholarship awards,” spokesman Brian Bierley told the, calling the mistake a “human error.” Earlier this week, Central Michigan University promised 58 students a full scholarship with room and board. It admitted it made a mistake, though it promised those students a full-tuition scholarship.
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Michigan school offers full tuition after scholarship errorDozens of prospective Central Michigan University students who were mistakenly told they had won full-ride scholarships that include room and board have received an apology from the school — and offers of the equivalent of full-tuition scholarships
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Two Michigan colleges mistakenly award scholarships to studentsA university in Michigan said it notified students that they would receive top tuition awards, just days after another school in the state had a similar occurrence.
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2 Michigan schools mistakenly award scholarships to studentsROCHESTER HILLS, Mich. (AP) — A university in Michigan said Friday it erroneously notified students that they would receive top tuition awards, just days after another school in the state said its prospective students were mistakenly told they had won full-ride scholarships .
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School wrongly gave scholarships to 58 students. Now it's making it right.Central Michigan University is blaming a technical error for mistakenly telling the students they'd been awarded a full ride.
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