Officials at California State University, Los Angeles, have apologized to about 500 students who mistakenly received letters saying they’d been academically disqualified from returning for the winter quarter, the Associated Press reports. University officials tell the Los Angeles Times that all of the students were on academic probation, but only 164 students should have received disqualification letters…
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