how does a list of university got to do with "the best and the worst kenyan universities"...you have to draw a line..makelele mingi

@vinii, still that name jameni...!!!!

A while back I was having a general talk with friends when one of them said that graduates from uni no. 8 and 14 are given least priotity during job inetrviews and hiring process. Ati because the program and teaching methodologies are too 'light' and arent earned but bought unlike in other campuses.

I dont know how credible this is, maybe some one from HR induistry can enlighten us

Who has issued this list and what is the criterion.

I am surprised to see Strathmore at number two, and KeMU above Catholic University. Among the private universities, perhaps only three fit the bill of a university; Catholic, Daystar and Strathmore

Going by the style of university management and organisation. Institutional commitment to match market-economy needs, I would expect Strathmore to top the list followed by University of Nairobi. But again, the range of courses offered is not the same so that would be unreliable as a measure of better or worse.

My point is the university doesn't make you. Kama wewe jinga hata Strathmore awes saidia.

That said, I have reason to believe that the University to watch over the next few years is Kenyatta.


Lastly, the author of this list list should learn to distinguish between universities and diploma mills.

@spend, yes youve mentioned. how many courses does strathmore offer to beat giant univs like UON and KU. A country needs a well rounded learned citizenry qualified in many important fields.