“You should work harder to attain the best grades in order to qualify for the competitive courses required in the job industry. Most of these courses require a mean grade of an A (plain) in all subjects. Make the right choices during selection of courses and ensure you select courses you are passionate about,” said Ms. Nandi.

MMUST’s tent at the career fair.

According to Customer Care Assistant, Mr. Brian Owino, MMUST is the only University in Kenya that offers Bachelor of Science in Optometry and Vision Science. He discussed the benefits of studying in the University, adding that the University provides talent scholarship programmes where the students pay fifty percent (50%) of the total fees, bursaries as well as work study programmes. These programmes are aimed at aiding the needy students. “Make MMUST your first choice during selection of courses due to competency and flexible programmes offered in the University,” he urged.

The Career Fair attracted other notable institutions of higher learning including Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS), Kenyatta University, Kabarak University, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga University, Daystar University Maseno University, Kenya College of Accounting (KCA), Kaimosi University and Uzima University.

MMUST also offers interschool transfer to students in programmes of interest provided that they meet the minimum requirements. Through engagement with the students, they can eventually have a deeper understanding on where to improve as they look forward to making a selection of courses. The Career Fair is a very important aspect to students as it helps them select the right courses.

By Lucy Akinyi, Mitchell Wanjiru,Verna Awuor and Achieng Sharon