Kabarak University’s strict dress code has triggered an online uproar after rules banning crop tops, ripped jeans, casual Crocs, and certain hairstyles and accessories resurfaced on social media. The private Christian university’s code of conduct requires students to maintain what it describes as smart and professional dressing, with formal attire required during Chapel services, interviews,
Kenyan students hoping to transfer from one university or TVET institution to another can now apply through the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS), which has opened a one-month inter-institutional transfer application window. However, the placement agency warns that most of the applications will be rejected due to several errors. Eligible applicants must
As thousands of students continue to follow placement updates from the KUCCPS, now conversations in many Kenyan homes are no longer just about cluster points and grades but also the cost of the courses at the university. In Kenya’s universities, the most expensive programmes are largely concentrated in health sciences and technical fields, where training
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