Idol 'A's label CEO says they never asked for preferential treatment

Idol 'A's label CEO denied there was a request for preferential treatment.

The popular idol group member's acceptance to graduate school is under investigation. The label CEO was contacted for a statement, and the CEO said, "He applied to the graduate program under the professor's recommendation, and the professor said they would interview him at our office since they were coming to the neighborhood. It is a university that has a lot of celebrities and the university had a hard time filling up its class, so we thought the professors were going around for the students. We were also told that the interview was not very important. It's not that hard to go get interviewed at the school. We did not ask for preferential treatment in that way, and we never thought to."

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On why the idol was rejected on his first try, the label CEO explained, "When he first applied, he accidentally checked the box for the special application instead of the regular one, and was disqualified. We made a mistake on submitting the application."

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