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NC: Information on 350 students’ tuition balances accidentally released in batch email

Posted on October 26, 2016 by Dissent

Sofia Edelman reports:

Approximately 60 students woke up this morning to an email containing information on tuition balances for more than 350 students.

The email came from the Office of the University Cashier just before 9 a.m. reminding students with due balances to pay in order to register for spring classes. Along with the students’ tuition balance, first names and PIDs were listed in the email.

Daily Tar Heel.


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