More than 4,000 law students, both current and past, learned last week that they had been accepted to Northeastern University's law school. Later, the university claimed that the admission letters were mistakenly sent.

A "technical issue" caused the institution to send the "erroneous email" to 205 current candidates on Monday, according to a statement provided to CNN by Northeastern University.

3,930 applicants from the previous year, according to the institution, also received the incorrect email.

“Admissions decisions will not be finalized until later in the academic year,” the statement said.

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The statement claims that the law school "immediately sent a clarifying email addressing the error." There is also individual contact to applicants who have concerns.

The <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/scientists-finally-reach-amazons-tallest-tree-ever-after-a-treacherous-expedition-523544">School </a>of Law sincerely regrets this unintentional error and is taking measures to make sure it won't occur again.

According to its website, Boston-based Northeastern University's law school has 234 students registered for the 2022 academic year. 3,877 students in all submitted admissions applications.

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More than 4,000 law students, both current and past, learned last week that they had been accepted to Northeastern University's law school. Later, the university claimed that the admission letters were mistakenly sent.

More than 4,000 law students, both current and past, learned last week that they had been accepted to Northeastern University's law school. Later, the university claimed that the admission letters were mistakenly sent. A "technical issue" caused the institution to send the "erroneous email" to 205 current candidates on Monday, according to a statement provided to CNN by Northeastern University. 3,930 applicants from the previous year, according to the institution, also received the incorrect email. “Admissions decisions will not be finalized until later in the academic year,” the statement said. Also read | Here's why Chinese parents are getting their kids enrolled in Southeast Asian schools The statement claims that the law school "immediately sent a clarifying email addressing the error." There is also individual contact to applicants who have concerns. The School of Law sincerely regrets this unintentional error and is taking measures to make sure it won't occur again. According to its website, Boston-based Northeastern University's law school has 234 students registered for the 2022 academic year. 3,877 students in all submitted admissions applications. WATCH WION LIVE HERE:

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A staff member of the Northeastern University in Boston, United States was injured after a&nbsp;package detonated inside a campus building, according to CNN. “The staff member sustained minor injuries and is being treated,” Shannon Nargi, a spokesperson for Northeastern University, told the news channel.&nbsp;

The package was delivered to Holmes Hall, Nargi added.&nbsp;

The police confirmed that no one was seriously injured but did not comment on how the package arrived at the university. Holmes Hall currently houses the creative writing center of the university.&nbsp;

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Officer Andre Watson, a spokesman for the Police Department, told reporters that the&nbsp;45-year-old man, who worked at the university, sustained minor hand injuries and was taken to the area hospital.&nbsp;

The police were working with the Boston Fire Department, Boston Emergency Medical Services and the bomb squad to understand the cause of the detonation and to understand any further threats.&nbsp;

Holmes Hall was completely evacuated by the authorities as a precautionary measure and people were asked to stay away from the area. The classes were also cancelled in several buildings of the university as the police questioned people and searched the area to understand the cause of the detonation.&nbsp;

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According to a local TV station, WCVB reporter Mike Beaudet was teaching a class in the building when the detonation took place but the people in attendance said that they did not hear the explosion.&nbsp;

Following the incident, The Massachusetts Institute of Technology&nbsp;and&nbsp;Harvard University have alerted their students of the situation and have increased patrols, according to NCB Boston.&nbsp;

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A staff member of the Northeastern University in Boston, United States was injured after a package detonated inside a campus building, according to CNN. “The staff member sustained minor injuries and is being treated,” Shannon Nargi, a spokesperson for Northeastern University, told the news channel.

A staff member of the Northeastern University in Boston, United States was injured after a package detonated inside a campus building, according to CNN. “The staff member sustained minor injuries and is being treated,” Shannon Nargi, a spokesperson for Northeastern University, told the news channel. The package was delivered to Holmes Hall, Nargi added. The police confirmed that no one was seriously injured but did not comment on how the package arrived at the university. Holmes Hall currently houses the creative writing center of the university. Also read | Modi to meet Putin at SCO summit, focus on trade and energy ties Officer Andre Watson, a spokesman for the Police Department, told reporters that the 45-year-old man, who worked at the university, sustained minor hand injuries and was taken to the area hospital. The police were working with the Boston Fire Department, Boston Emergency Medical Services and the bomb squad to understand the cause of the detonation and to understand any further threats. Holmes Hall was completely evacuated by the authorities as a precautionary measure and people were asked to stay away from the area. The classes were also cancelled in several buildings of the university as the police questioned people and searched the area to understand the cause of the detonation. Also read | Zelensky claims troops recaptured 6000 sq km while some reached Russian border According to a local TV station, WCVB reporter Mike Beaudet was teaching a class in the building when the detonation took place but the people in attendance said that they did not hear the explosion. Following the incident, The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University have alerted their students of the situation and have increased patrols, according to NCB Boston. WATCH WION LIVE HERE -

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In a bizarre mistake, Northeastern’s law school sends out 4,000 acceptance letters

One staff member injured as package explodes on Northeastern University campus