Memorial University’s Faculty of Engineering has issued an apology after 103 applicants mistakenly received an engineering acceptance letter. Memorial told CBC that the emails were not official acceptance letters for the Fall semester. The messages were intended for the 350 students who had been accepted to the faculty. “I know that these students are very anxious at this time to get the results, that this was confusing and not the right thing,” said Memorial Engineering Associate Dean Dennis Peters. “Certainly, we apologize to those students. We are reviewing our processes to try and not let this kind of thing happen again.”
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