Howard University reinstates about 200 unenrolled incoming students after backlash
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Howard University reinstated about 200 of the 502 incoming students who were unenrolled weeks before the semester; interim president Wayne Frederick said the mass unenrollment was analyzed, not automated, and the move was made out of compassion, even as some students dispute the rationale and deadlines.
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- About 200 Howard University students reinstated after unenrollment backlash The Washington Post
- You’re Welcome at SUNY, New York Tells Students Disenrolled by Howard The New York Times
- Maryland offers $800 credit, expedited admission to displaced Howard students WBFF
- First-Time-In-College Enrollment Updates The Dig at Howard University
- 502 students lose spots at Howard University over tuition payments just weeks before classes start AP News
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