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Students receive accidental scholarships

Prospective students of an American law school enjoyed a short-lived moment when they were told the exciting news they had received a scholarship worth $US90,000.Above the Law reports that…

user iconLawyers Weekly • 03 March 2010 • SME Law
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Prospective students of an American law school enjoyed a short-lived moment when they were told the exciting news they had received a scholarship worth $US90,000.

 
 

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Above the Law reports that prospective students of North Carolina's Wake Forest Law School received an email saying they had been offered the $30,000 per year scholarship, only to be told in a follow-up email - with the subject line "ERROR!" - that the initial offer was a mistake caused by a technical glitch.

The email breaking the disappointing news explained: "The scholarship award letter you just received was sent in error. We cannot tell you how sorry we are that this even happened and we hope that you will accept our sincerest apology. Please call me if you have any questions."

The email was sent by Melanie E Nutt from her email account This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. One student was able to find the funny side of the email blunder, commenting that her email account name described perfectly what happened to all the unlucky students that day.

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