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Why university education in Kenya is losing its value
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UnknownSome people say that you learn so much in the 4 years in high
school than the 4 years in campus. This statement has some truth in it when you
carefully look at the state of education in Kenyan universities. Today, the universities
have turned into businesses. Their focus on money has made most of them lose
track of the main reason why they were established in the first place.
Why are universities admitting more students without upgrading the existing facilities?
Most public universities (if not all) are today are admitting more students than they can handle. How can you increase the number of students every year when you are not building more facilities to accommodate the increasing number of students? Why increase the number when you are not employing more lecturers? How can a university deliver quality education when it is not improving the facilities to handle the increased number of students? How can a university campus that could only comfortably accommodate 3000 students accommodate 10 000 today using the same facilities? These are some of the hard questions that Kenyans should ask the public universities. If Kenyans don’t seek answers to these questions soon, university education will completely lose it value in the coming years.Corruption in public universities
Should employers judge graduates based on there certificates?
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