University Students

In order to get into a University in Kenya, a student must excel on The Kenyan Certificate of Secondary High School, an exam taken at the end of high school. The students profiled here performed well on this exam and earned entrance into University. With the support of the Weiss Scholarship Foundation, they are well on their way to accomplishing their dreams as university students.

Roy Omondi

University of Nairobi

Roy excelled at Agoro Sare High School and became our first student to attend a university. He is now a graduate of the University of Nairobi with an Economics Degree. He was raised by a single Mom and wants to be a lawyer.

Victor Otieno

Machakos University

Victor excelled at St. Pius Uriri High School. He is now a graduate of Machakos University with a degree in Finance

Nicholus Okoth

University of Nairobi

Nicholus was among the top of his class at St. Pius Uriri High School. He is now a graduate of the University of Nairobi with a degree in Geo Spatial Engineering

Vincent Okech

Maasai University

During his last year of high school at Koderobara Secondary School, Vincent came down with tuberculosis. His illness caused him to miss two months of school. Regardless, he did so well on his exam that he earned entrance into Maasai Mara University. He now has a degree in Commerce.

Michael Otieno

Pwani University

Michael is majoring in Environmental Science

Boss Onyango

Boss attend Rongo University

Julius Otieno

Julius is attending Kabarak University and pursuing a Bachelor of Science Degree in Science and Public Health.

Samwel Onyango

Samwel is attending Meru University of Science and Technology and pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Science and Public Health.

Vivian Awuor

Vivian is attending Meru University of Science and Technology and pursuing a Bachelor’s Degree in Science and Public Health.

Christine Akoth

Awaiting placement

Brian Omondi

Attends University of Eldoret

Shalton Achieng

Attends Pwani University

Hillary Otieno

Attends Tom Mboya University

Some of our achievements

  • 182 Scholarships Awarded
  • 101 students currently in high school
  • 54 students have graduated high school.
  • 4 students have graduated university.
  • 16 students have graduated vocational school.
  • In Dago Kenya we have more than doubled the number of students graduating from high school and the average KCPE score has gone up by 40%. And the gap between the girls and boys has gone done from 20% to 3%.
  • We have scaled our holistic business model from one community to five.
  • We have one of our high school graduates attending Elmhurst University in the United States