Howard University has re-enrolled at least 40 first-year students after it cancelled 502 students’ enrollment last week for missing a payment deadline.
According to WJLA News 7, 46 students have been reinstated and the university is reviewing other students’ appeals.
Keyana Scales, Howard University’s senior vice president for enrollment management, told WJLA News 7 the incident was caused by low resources.
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