General view of the main building in the campus of Kentucky University. Photo by Michael Hickey / Getty Images  In less than two months in the National University, a Kentucky University has a technical error in 500,000 wrong acceptance emails.
 Hundred o was sent on March 15 in Kentucky University on March 15. According to WLEX-TV, an admission email for high school elderly is a process that usually only accepts 35 to 40 students. .
The wrong mistake of the school's customer relationship management tool leads to the university's choice, clinical leadership and management plan, Texas San Antonio's high school high school Mary Dougherty is Texas The high school of St. Antonio, is a thousands of people who have received misuse emails.  "I am like, 'Mom, I just accepted the University of Kentucky,'" Doughtery told WLEX-TV. "She is like," Oh, I don't know if you apply for the University of Kentucky. And I am like, 'Oh, I don't. '"
Who received an email to tell them that they have never heard of university exports, not to say to the selective plan. " I have to go to Google, just to ensure this is a real university Because, I heard them. However, I am not sure, "A senior Irene, Georgia," A senior in Georgia told WLEX-TV.
The university's spokesperson tells the store, and only a few of the students who have received students' mistakes actually interested in specific programs.  "There is only a few people in the Prester list to be admitted to the UK. Most of the majority, most students have not expressed their interest in the plan," Jay Branton told the station. "However, we regret communication to communicate or send communication to all contacts, providing our apology." According to reports, it is reported that, in the case of initial errors, it is reported within 24 hours of initial errors in the case of initial errors.
They said they are interested in schools during college search, or if they are sent in the application.  Some students ISTAKLY received an email telling WLEX-TV, they initially worried that they had accidentally applied accidental and took away the position of others.