Strathmore University Admission List 2025/2026 KUCCPS Intake | Check Here

An admission list typically refers to the list of applicants who have been offered admission into a programme (undergraduate, diploma, or postgraduate) at a university. For Strathmore University, this would mean: you applied → you met the requirement (or were considered) → you are offered admission (i.e., your name appears on the list).

Key implications when your name is on the list:

• You have been accepted (conditional or unconditional) into the programme you applied for.
• You may need to accept the offer (often by paying a fee, confirming registration) and meet any additional conditions (transcripts, orientation, etc.)
• If your name is not on the list, you may be placed on a waiting list, or you may be offered a spot later, or not at all — depending on capacity and the criteria.

How admissions at Strathmore University work

Here are important parts of their process:

Application & entry requirements

• You choose a course of study, submit your academic certificates, etc.
• For many programmes (especially undergraduate), there is an entrance examination (aptitude tests in English and Mathematics) and an oral interview.
• For example, for the Bachelor of Arts in International Studies, the requirements include: an aggregate KCSE grade of C+, or O-level & A-level passes, or IB diploma; plus a distinction in the Strathmore entrance exam and an interview.
• They also have detailed requirements for postgraduate programmes (e.g., Master of Laws), including prior degree class and/or experience.

Intakes and programs

• Strathmore offers multiple intakes (January, May, etc) for different courses (undergraduate, diploma). For example, the “2024 Intakes Brochure” lists the January 2024 intake for diploma & professional courses, and May 2024 for undergrad.
• They list specific undergraduate programmes for each intake (e.g., July 2024 intake programmes) with the full list of degrees offered.

What to do when the admission list comes out

If you applied to Strathmore University and are awaiting the list, here’s a suggested checklist:

• Check your application portal/email — they often send notifications when an offer is made.
  Locate the admission list — sometimes the university posts lists on its website or communicates to you directly. Confirm your name, the programme, and the intake.
• Read the offer letter carefully — Look for: intake (January/May/July/September), programme name, full-time/part-time/evening, conditions (e.g., pay deposit, submit transcripts).
• Accept the offer — Often, you must pay a fee (deposit, tuition) or confirm your registration by a certain deadline. If you miss the deadline, you might lose the place.
• Meet remaining requirements — e.g., original certificates, ID, interview (if still outstanding), orientation attendance, and student registration.
• Prepare for registration/orientation — check where you’ll be based (campus, day/ evening class), get your student ID sorted, pay fees, and accommodation (if needed).
• If your name is not on the list — Don’t panic immediately

What you should verify on the admission list and expected conditions

When you check the list, verify:

• full name (spelling, order) matches your application.
• The program you applied for (ensure you are accepted to the correct one: e.g., full-time vs evening, undergraduate vs diploma).
• The intake (e.g., May 2024 intake, September intake) — important because you need to join in the correct term.
• Any conditions on your offer (for example: submission of original certificates, entrance exam, or interview pending)?
• The deadline for acceptance/payment.
• Whether the offer is conditional (you must meet additional criteria) or unconditional
• Payment details: deposit, full fees, payment methods.
• If you are an international student, check the visa/immigration instructions.

Why the admission list might not include you

If you expected your name but it’s missing, possible reasons include:

• You did not meet/submit the minimum entry requirements (grades, certificate).
• You missed an entrance exam or interview, or did not pay the application/entrance fee.
• Your application was incomplete (missing documents, unclear qualifications).
• There were limited seats in your programme, and competition was high.
• You applied for a later intake, but you’re checking the list for an earlier one.
• Technical/administrative error (less common) — you can contact admissions to clarify.

Contact & support information

If you need help, you can reach the admissions office of Strathmore University:

• Phone: 0703 034 203 / 232 / 297
• Email: admissions@strathmore.edu
• Address: P.O. Box 59857-00200 Nairobi, Kenya
• For international students: the International Students Office (via their portal) offers guidance on immigration, accommodation, etc.

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