KUCCPS asks university-qualified students to apply for degree programs early. Only about 130,000 out of 246,000 qualified students have submitted applications, with just 10 days left until the April 30 deadline. John Oluoch, director of placement at KUCCPS, says this pattern happens often in Kenya. Most applicants typically wait until the final day to make their choices.
Oluoch spoke at a campaign event in Kisii County, where he encouraged students who scored C+ or above to submit applications soon. He mentioned that KUCCPS teams across Kenya are working to give students correct information about application processes. University of Nairobi representative Samuel Siringi warned that late applications might lead students to pick the wrong careers due to time pressure.
The awareness event attracted nearly 1,000 future university students. Representatives from the Higher Education Loans Board also attended to answer questions from these students. KUCCPS believes these grassroots campaigns help learners access important details about enrollment into different study programs. Their goal is to ensure students can make successful career choices with proper guidance.
Oluoch spoke at a campaign event in Kisii County, where he encouraged students who scored C+ or above to submit applications soon. He mentioned that KUCCPS teams across Kenya are working to give students correct information about application processes. University of Nairobi representative Samuel Siringi warned that late applications might lead students to pick the wrong careers due to time pressure.
The awareness event attracted nearly 1,000 future university students. Representatives from the Higher Education Loans Board also attended to answer questions from these students. KUCCPS believes these grassroots campaigns help learners access important details about enrollment into different study programs. Their goal is to ensure students can make successful career choices with proper guidance.
