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One semester away: help Onyango graduate from Kasarani University
Onyango is two terms away from finishing a computer science degree but is blocked from enrolling by an unpaid balance of $1,000.
🇰🇪 Kasarani, Nairobi, Kenya359 views
Onyango is the first person in the family to go to university. He is studying a computer science degree at Kasarani University, and is two terms away from graduating. He has worked as a delivery rider to pay the way, but this term the hours were cut and there's an unpaid balance of $1,000.
The registrar has said Onyango can't enroll for the next term until the balance is cleared. Onyango has a 3.8 average, and a faculty supervisor has written in support.
Graduating means a stable job and the chance to support the younger siblings. Without enrolling this term Onyango would lose his place and scholarship eligibility.
Onyango isn't asking for a handout - He wants to finish what He started and help the next student.
Everything raised goes to the university's accounts office toward the outstanding balance and the final term's fees.
Where the $1,000 goes:
• Outstanding tuition balance: $450
• Final term tuition: $460
• Exam and lab fees: $40
• Textbooks and materials: $50
Thank you so much.
- due date
- 2025-03-06
- bill type
- University tuition
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Wishing you peace, Apio. This could happen to any of us. This is the second need I've supported on here and the first that made me cry. All the best.
how is Onyango doing now?
keep going, Apio. Good luck with the exams, you've got this. God bless.
Take care, Apio. Everyone deserves a bit of help sometimes. My husband and I read this together. Greetings from Pune