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The technology is great when it works, but it has gotten some colleges into hot water because of mix-ups in electronic acceptance letters. Last month, George Washington University made a major boo-boo when it accidentally E-mailed acceptance messages to nearly 200 rejected applicants. A quick apology was sent via E-mail to the students who received the accidental acceptances. A similar mistake was made at the University of California–San Diego last year. 

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Wow! I can't believe that George Washington and UCSD made such a boo-boo! It would feel horrible to receive an acceptance and then a rejection...

Anonymous 9:33PM May 08, 2010

sent a scarf. Probably not the best thing to remind admitted students that it's in the snowbelt.

John of OH 11:13AM March 24, 2010

i'd like an email vs. snail mail.

kevin of IN 10:14AM March 19, 2010

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