Carnegie Mellon University, Harvard University, and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology denied admission to more than 100 business school applicants because they took an online peek at the status of their applications. These students learned how to circumvent the program’s security, and they used this knowledge to view their files and see if they had been accepted. Students could see information about their own application, but could not view the status of other students’ applications. In many cases the students learned that no admission decision had yet been made. Do you feel the response of these universities was appropriate?