Early Arrivals Mark a Warm Start to First-Year Admissions

The university today welcomed an early wave of first-year students and their families, bringing with them a mix of excitement, curiosity, and a few nervous smiles. By mid-morning, the registration area was already buzzing with activities as students eager to begin their academic journey arrived to settle in.
Anticipating early arrivals, university staff responded efficiently by opening additional support desks and streamlining the check-in process, ensuring a smooth and welcoming experience for all.

The Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic, Research and Student Affairs), Prof. Gilbert Nduru, welcomed the early arrivals. In his address to parents and guardians, he expressed heartfelt appreciation for their commitment and the confidence they have placed in the institution. He reaffirmed the university’s dedication to academic excellence, student welfare, and the holistic development of every learner. Prof. Nduru further assured the families that the university community is committed to supporting the students throughout their academic journey.

The institution remains fully prepared and looks forward to officially welcoming the rest of the first-year cohort tomorrow, when the official reporting day commences.