KUCCPS Cheapest Degree Programs with less than Ksh 100,000 Per Year
KUCCPS Cheapest Degree Programs with less than Ksh 100,000 Per Year
KUCCPS Cheapest Degree Programs with less than Ksh 100,000 Per Year. A list of degree programs with tuition prices under 100,000 Kenyan Shillings has been compiled by the Kenya University and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS).
Because of the rising cost of education in Kenya, many people who lack the financial resources to seek higher education face obstacles.
While access to primary and secondary education is universal in Kenya, many young people lack the financial means to pursue further education.
Due to a shortage of funding, many young people are unable to afford the luxury of pursuing higher education. Because some degree programs, like those in medicine, can cost up to Ksh600,000 year, the majority of students rely on government loans and grants to pursue their dreams.
According to KUCCPS, universities serve as rays of hope for aspirant students from a variety of backgrounds by giving them access to education and training at reasonable tuition costs.
These universities provide a wide range of affordable degrees, from business and education to the arts and sciences, ensuring that education is accessible to everyone who aspires to pursue their academic aspirations in Kenya.
For instance, the Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) program at KCA University has one of the lowest annual tuition rates at Ksh77,790. For a Bachelor of Education Arts, students at the university are also required to pay Ksh88,540 per academic year.
For a Bachelor of Education Arts, students at the university are also required to pay Ksh88,540 per academic year. The Management University of Africa’s most affordable courses are Ksh86,600 every academic year, along with the Bachelor of Commerce, which has an annual cost of Ksh78,600.
One of the least expensive programs at Lukenya University is the Bachelor of Commerce, which costs students Ksh86,200 for one academic year. Additionally, students who want to pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Community Development would need to pay Ksh86,200 per year.
The university charges Ksh86,200 for both the Bachelor of Education (Early Childhood Education) and the Bachelor of Education Arts. The Islamic University of Kenya also provides affordable tuition for the Bachelor of Arts in Education and the Bachelor of Business and Management, with students paying Ksh96,000 per academic year.
Students interested in studying Bachelor of Education Arts can select Kiriri Womens University of Science and Technology, which charges Ksh82,350 per year for the program.
