Here’s a case even Elle Woods may struggle to solve, as Harvard have denied claims made by Blac Chyna that she has been accepted to their online Harvard Business School.
‘Harvard Business School Online has not admitted nor provided an acceptance letter to a person named Angela White,’ the university told TMZ.
The statement came hours after Chyna claimed she had been accepted onto an online course at Harvard Business School, where she would learn all about ‘business analytics’ which would teach students ‘how to interpret data and make savvy business decisions’.
In fact, it has now been alleged that Chyna was actually approached by a PR firm who ‘offered to do all the work and even take a pic of her wearing a Harvard hoodie’ for a small fee.
But although for the small price of $3,250 Chyna could have not done any of the work and still received the credit, she was apparently so taken with the idea that she decided to sign up and take the course all on her own.
She then shared the acceptance letter with TMZ and told the publication: ‘Where I’m at now is a stage of realisation and growth. I want to be great for myself and my kids.
‘School is going to help me take things up a couple of notches. People are always talking about me, might as well talk about the good. ‘I’m excited for the next chapter.’
Except Harvard are now claiming she definitely was not admitted to the course.
The fake copy of her acceptance letter read: ‘Congratulations! On behalf of Harvard Business School Online, I am pleased to inform you that your application has been approved for the Business Analytics cohort beginning May 29, 2019.
‘We are excited to welcome you to the HBS Online community and are eager to engage with you in the coming months.’
Metro.co.uk has contacted reps for Chyna and Harvard for comment.
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